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pregnancy after ablation

Is there anyone out there who has had a succesful pregnancy after an endometrial ablation that can actually give details about ther process, risk and methods used. I'm considering a tubal reversal after having had an ablation almost 2 years ago. I would love to have a baby with my newlywed husband and desperately need information on this subject....
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Thank you for your comment, from the little information I have gathered off the internet it seems like the risks are higher, the less lining you have. After my ablation, my period came back the very next month. It shortened from 9-10 days to a normal 7 and so far they have never ceased. I'm hoping this means most of my lining is still there. I'm in the process right now of getting insurance as I just started a new career, but as soon as I can I will go to the doc.
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There are some people on other forums who have had successful pregnancy BUT they are not the norm.  It is very dangerous to be pregnant after ablation its considered very high risk.  You will need to see a dr to see if your lining is still there because ablation essentially kills the lining of the uterus.  In some cases after ablation it can grow back but its very important to see a dr to determine this.  I personally haven't dealt with this issue but I still wish you the best of luck.
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