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Fertility Concerns

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jade30642
jade30642

Hi Everyone,

Unfortunately in April 2017 i had my right Fallopian Tube removed as it was full of fluid, after the operation i noticed i was having pains in my left side similar to the pain when i had the bad tube.

I have recently had an ultrasound and they have said i have PCOS. However, i have absolutely none of the symptoms only the 12 cysts on each ovary. Could this be an incorrect diagnosis?

I was wondering if anyone has had a fallopian tube removed and had other complications and if you/they have conceived?

I'd love nothing more than to fall pregnant but i'm slowly giving up hope sad

Thank you

xx

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  • Tranice34
    Tranice34 jade30642

    Posted

    Hey, I haven't had that happen, but since I found out that I had PCOS, I have had pain on my left side off and on, haven't seen my period since January, and then just last month I had a kidney stone.. It was very strange to me, because I don't drink sodas.. I would also love to get pregnant also.. I've also been very close to given up on trying to get pregnant.. But I just keep going, it will happen when you least expected it.. so keep going..

  • jade53553
    jade53553 jade30642

    Posted

    Hi 

    First of all the cysts alone do not mean you have PCOS.

    BUT

    I have PCOS and have no symptoms other than the cysts and slightly elevated levels of testosterone in my blood. Mine was completely coincidental finding. AND it doesnt always come hand in hand with infertility! weight management is the key smile

    Get a blood test if you are worried about PCOS x

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