ttc after ectopic & removal of tube

[Loula]

Loula - So sorry to hear your sad story. The doctors did advise me to just have the tube out & be done with it, to avoid any further issues. So I'm glad you said that, but very sorry you have had to endure further losses due to your fallopian tube.

Im glad that you got the point of my post, i didnt want to sound negative or dismissive about you having your tube out but from my experience it has caused me a lot of pain and suffering for not doing it, in my heart i know that we would have had our baby here with us now if action had been taken sooner.

GL with your journey and if you have any concerns TTC then i suggest you go to your GP (in say 6 mths) or have a follow up with the DR who performed the op, and ask for a dye check on the remaining tube? this might give you an idea with what direction to go next?

Remember your cycle may be a little out of wack too as your body has been through so much. Hugs

[LisaL]

MM - sweety sorry you are going through this.. I had an ectopic with fallopian tube removed in Dec 05. I fell pg a few months later, only to have an early m/c, and fell pg again for the third time with my DD in Nov 06. I had early scans with my DD to make sure she was in the right place, and I too was told by the sonographer that I O'd from the side with no fallopian tube, so dont be too disheartened, it can happen and Im sure it will happen really quick for you, just take a little time to recover emotionally and physically. I ttc 3 months after the ectopic (only because it took AF that long to return). Sending you lots of special hugs.

Loula - its been ages hun, hope you are keeping well xxx

Lisa

[Possums]

Hi, I too had a tube removed after an ectopic, then fell pregnant naturally and ovulated on the side with no tube. (sadly I miscarried) So you can certainly conceive with one tube. I was even told my remaining tube was in bad shape...but I guess it still can work!

Best of luck to you