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Possibility of getting pregnant after removal of my left fallopian tube due to ectopic pregnancy

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Xty1985
Xty1985

Can i still get pregnant without a left fallopian tube?

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  • Red1990
    Red1990 Xty1985

    Posted

    Hello! Of course you can :-) I had removal of my left ovary & Fallopian tube after having 2 ovarian tumours and one functional cyst in the same ovary. I was also diagnosed with stage 3 endometriosis and adenomyosis. 2 months after trying, I fell pregnant and am now 12 weeks gone!! :-)

    Just shows that all hope isn't lost. Stay positive xxx

    • ruguru91044
      ruguru91044 Red1990

      Posted

      Hi Red,its great to hear your positive side,.

      Please tell me what treatments were you recommended for endometriosis,

      thank you in advance.

    • ruguru91044
      ruguru91044 Red1990

      Posted

      Hi Red,i forgot i needed you please help me know the treatment they recommeded for adenomyosis(thickening of uterus?) this affects my uterus and am yet to get treatment.

      Thanks in advance

    • Red1990
      Red1990 ruguru91044

      Posted

      Hello, well I'm only 24 so to be told that I have endometriosis AND adenomyosis was a big shock! Yes they said the lining of my uterus is fibrous, thick and essentially damaged. It's like endometriosis but within the uterine wall. I'm living in Germany with the forces so was offered either the hormonal coil or a new medication called Visanne.

      While Visanne does not cure the disease, it slows down and sometimes stops the spread of the disease! I had a lot of endometrial tissue removed when they removed the tumours from my ovary.

      Hope this helps!!! Xx

    • ruguru91044
      ruguru91044 Red1990

      Posted

      Sure,it does help and gives me better information when facing the gyno..

      Thank you.

    • Xty1985
      Xty1985 Red1990

      Posted

      Thank you very much for your words of encouragement and positivity. wink
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