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Trying To Conceive. Have Hydrosalpinx In One Tube, Second Not Working Properly. IVF Failed. Operative Laproscopic Surgery Safe?
I m trying for baby and have hydrosalpinx in my one tube and second tube not working properly..have tried for ivf and got 7frozen embryo..used 3 but didnt get success..during my first embryo transfr it was chemical preganancy but other two were negative and now we decide to go thrue advanced operative laproscopy surgery where my FS will remove my tube and endo ane cyst..he will try to remove it..i asked about my second tube and he was saying that during operation if there would be hydro then he will remove it but i m so scared bcoz then i would have just one option..in future i will never plan naturaly...just want your advice which is best option for me..also i have done one laprascopy before start ivf but she couldnt remove all endo and hydro..have endo on stage 3-4..
Tue, 6 Aug 2013
Hi dear,
Endometriosis is a very important and common cause both for tubal blockade as well as infertility.As you said that that one of your tube has hydrosalpinx and other not functioning properly, IVF remains the only method by which who can attain motherhood. Also, before going for IVF, for maximum benefit, hydrosalpinx and endometriotic cysts has to be removed. There presence will not let you conceive. Even if the tubes are removed, you can still go for IVF.Also, in endometriosis, especially in Stage 3-4, sometimes it is not possible to remove the whole thing.However, removal of most resectable part do work. Trust your doctor and go ahead
Endometriosis is a very important and common cause both for tubal blockade as well as infertility.As you said that that one of your tube has hydrosalpinx and other not functioning properly, IVF remains the only method by which who can attain motherhood. Also, before going for IVF, for maximum benefit, hydrosalpinx and endometriotic cysts has to be removed. There presence will not let you conceive. Even if the tubes are removed, you can still go for IVF.Also, in endometriosis, especially in Stage 3-4, sometimes it is not possible to remove the whole thing.However, removal of most resectable part do work. Trust your doctor and go ahead
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