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Asked by candicebrown {98}
4/12/2010 1:01:13 PM I have had two ectopic pregnancies and I have a seven year old son. But I am fixing to remarry and want more children, yet I have only one fallopian tube. Does anyone have any advice or words of wisdom for me on this very touchy topic? |
Answered by chasingzzzs {169} 4/12/2010 2:42:25 PM | [0 Votes] Flag as inappropriate |
I would definitely consult with you OB/GYN before trying to conceive to discuss your concerns and see if there is anything that he/she can recommend to increase your odds of a successful pregnancy. Perhaps there is some way they can look to be sure your fallopian tube is healthy and not blocked in any way as it joins the uterus. Good luck and I hope you have success conceiving again! |
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I am now 37 years of age, and my son is now 15 years old. I got married in 2007, and two months later I got pregnant and lost it due to the baby growing in my right tube. They had take my right tube. This then started a very long and hard process of trying to get pregnant again. Along with the stress of trying on our own and a few other hiccups along the way (i also had to have a leap procedure done). I finally truly turned to my ob for help. I had to had a procedure to make sure my left tube was open and operating correct (twice). I then was put on clomid, and we tried an IUI (unsuccessful). After 2 months of being on clomid, I was told to discontiune it due to cysts on my ovairies. This felt like yet another devistating set back. Every where I turned someone was pregnant. I would always ask why wasn't I. In the second month of not being on clomid I got pregnant. This was two years after I lost the first baby. I know my story is long, but it has a very happy ending. Our daughter is now 16 months, and I was told by my doctor if we wanted another baby that I would definately have to go back on clomid and have my tube reopened. I know the heart ache that goes along with wanting to get pregant, and it not happening. Our husbands can be great at trying to comfort, but they are not in our shoes. Feel free to contact me if you need to talk. Good luck to you, and great success!!!! :) Christine - Christine Esselman 5/27/2011 7:25:30 AM | Flag |
Answered by lilmommy {93} 4/14/2010 2:48:18 PM | [0 Votes] Flag as inappropriate |
I have dealt with the same thing, and really there is no guarantee you won't have another ectopic pregnancy. Basically, it is hit or miss. Having one tube isn't a problem actually - I got pregnant again with no problem with only one, although everyone is different. You can do things like not smoke, and not use an IUD but, since you already have had it happen twice your chances are higher than normal. As this is a potentially dangerous condition, talk to your doc and have them keep watch on you hCG levels should you get pregnant. |
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| Sherri Hare if your doctor says its okay, then dont worry. People can have kids with one ovary and one fallopian tube. Really talk to your fiancee about this, and maybe talk to your doctor about other routes of getting pregnant like IVF, so you dont have to worry or be afriad. Good luck! Friday, May 27, 2011 | ||
| Sonia Guardado One is all you need. I got pregnant with one ovary and much faster than when I had 2!! Keep your faith. Friday, May 27, 2011 | ||
| Christine Esselman After two years, and being on clomid I got pregnant with one tube. I also posted my story for you to ready on the site where you posted your question. Friday, May 27, 2011 | ||