Re: S...Re: Survived the HSG

[Guest guest]

Tracey, just had to jump in here! When my tube was removed the whole tube was

removed and there is no opening at all on that side either!!! And just so you

know that you can get pg that way, I have, however the pg failed, but I

succeeded in getting pg so there is a plus, I know it can be done!

Just thought you might want to here that!!

T

S...Re: Survived the HSG

, Thanks for your response and the info on ovulating. I had been

concerned after seeing how absoulutely no fluid at all went into

the " bad side " . Also, the way that the radiologist was reacting when

she saw that had me wonder too because it seemed like she thought it

was a radical and unusual thing for them to have removed the whole

tube with no openings to the uterus on that side. It probably is a

slim chance but just the thought of having more than 50% chance

sounds good to me. I know that I can ovulate from the side that the

tube was removed from but I just kind of imagined the ovum having

nowhere to go. Have you looked into surgery to try to " repair " your

right tube? I'm not sure if you have, I don't remember you mentioning

before but I was just asking again. I hope your UTI has cleared

up..those are so awful I know!! Take care. (((hugs))), Tracey B.

> Tracey B~~ Oh I'm glad to hear your right tube looks

> okay. But you had said you thought you couldn't

> ovulate on the left and have it jump over. Yes you

> can still ovulate. It may be a slim chance but it is

> possible for the egg to float over to your other tube

> and go in there. Removing your fallopian tube does

> not affect if you ovulate but it can hinder

> conception. But who knows if your right tube is open

> (where as mine has always been shown to be closed) you

> still have a possibility of conceiving from whatever

> ovary is ovulating.

> Glad you got some good news sweetie!!

[Guest guest]

Tracey~~ If I remember correctly they saw a " stub "

when they did my hsg. But I have also been told

recently it's better to have nothing because the fluid

that collects in the other tube and the stub can be

toxic to embryos. As far as surgery to repair my left

tube. There is no doctor who will do it, no matter

what. I had it repaired when they removed the ectopic

and they went back in 6 months later to repair it

again because it had closed up again. So seeing as I

have had surgery twice to repair it it is no longer

fixable. So if I have to have surgery to remove this

mass I have I will have them remove the damaged tube,

since it's of no use and if I have IVF in the future

the risk of having the " toxic " fluid will be nil.

Thanks for the concern. I hope all goes well with

you!

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> , Thanks for your response and the info on

> ovulating. I had been

> concerned after seeing how absoulutely no fluid at

> all went into

> the " bad side " . Also, the way that the radiologist

> was reacting when

> she saw that had me wonder too because it seemed

> like she thought it

> was a radical and unusual thing for them to have

> removed the whole

> tube with no openings to the uterus on that side. It

> probably is a

> slim chance but just the thought of having more than

> 50% chance

> sounds good to me. I know that I can ovulate from

> the side that the

> tube was removed from but I just kind of imagined

> the ovum having

> nowhere to go. Have you looked into surgery to try

> to " repair " your

> right tube? I'm not sure if you have, I don't

> remember you mentioning

> before but I was just asking again. I hope your UTI

> has cleared

> up..those are so awful I know!! Take care.

> (((hugs))), Tracey B.

>

>

> > Tracey B~~ Oh I'm glad to hear your right tube

> looks

> > okay. But you had said you thought you couldn't

> > ovulate on the left and have it jump over. Yes

> you

> > can still ovulate. It may be a slim chance but it

> is

> > possible for the egg to float over to your other

> tube

> > and go in there. Removing your fallopian tube

> does

> > not affect if you ovulate but it can hinder

> > conception. But who knows if your right tube is

> open

> > (where as mine has always been shown to be closed)

> you

> > still have a possibility of conceiving from

> whatever

> > ovary is ovulating.

> > Glad you got some good news sweetie!!

>

>

>

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