I'm sorry to read what you've been through Mildez...how you look after other women having babies is beyond me when you have to deal with your own fertility problems, you are a very strong woman! IKWYM about the pelvic inflammatory diesease and being low risk and still getting it...so not fair! My TCM practitioner thinks candida can cause inflammation so that is one of the first things she deals with - getting rid of any candida in the digestive tract (not necessarily the same as having thrush though when I think back on it, I have had problems with that in the past so that was probably a telling sign). The diet is challenging, but ultimately, it's just food and once you are organised for it, it's not such a big deal (though I do miss cake!). The other thing you can do is take herbs for flushing and I've also read that massage of your tube is helpful to unblock though I haven't tried that. Antiobiotics definitely can't hurt and can make sure that there is no infection in your remaining tube which can cause problems with implantation apparently. Be worth talking to your FS about tall these things. Fingers crossed it all comes good for us both!! Yes, stay positive, if you ovaries are in good shape then that is a big pluls. One of mine has given up the ghost (completely inactive) and the other is soldiering on and doing all the work for me so hoping she's still got a few good eggs left in her! As for the pain, well that can be awful to live with - I did a pain management meditation course a few years ago and that was really helpful - your GP might be able to help you with that. I was on 2 panadine forte, every four hours and it just wasn't sustainable so you have to find other ways to deal with it than medication. Good luck and let us know how your appointment goes x