i had my right tube removed in 2001 me an my hubsand have been trying to concieve for five years im now 30 years i dont know what to do its just not happening.
Thank you so much for your advice....you have all given me a ray of hope. Angel dust to you all for every step you take in this life
I am so sorry about all you have been going through. While I have not had a similar experience, I do know that it only takes one tube and ovary to get prenant. If one tube has trouble or is even removed, the other one usually takes up the slack. At least that has always been my understanding. It might be more difficult for you to become pregnant, but I would not say that it can't be done. Don't lose hope!
Good luck and God Bless. Hopefully someone else that has experienced this will chime in here with more information to help ease your mind.
-Amanda
You can get pregnant with only one tube and one ovary. I had an ectopic pregnancy in 1998,where my right tube ruptured yet I went on to become pregnant with my son in 2000, and found out this week that I am pregnant again. it may take a while for your body to get on track though. I didn't have regular periods for six months after the ectopic. but I eventually got straightened out. hope this answers your questions. good luck.
I know that it is still possible to get pg with just one tube. my best friend had a tubular pregnancy and had to have one removed and she had no trouble getting pg again. so keep trying and i'm sure everything will work out for the best!