Removal of ovary and fallopian tube

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I just had one ovary and fallopian tube removed and my doctor told me that this will have no effect on fertility. In fact, the remaining ovary will adjust to the loss of the other ovary and ovulate every month. However, I have noticed feeling extra emotional since the surgery, but I think this is related to general anathesia and not hormonal changes.

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FYI- I had an ovary and tub removed when I was 18. everyone told me it would be okay but reality is that less than 10 years later I still do not have children. I have been trying for over 3 years and the doctor thinks the possible infertility could be due a number of things. BUT probably the scar tissue and continuous cyst ruptures/liasions I most occurred undetected.

I have one last procedure to help determine my problem however even this procedure could cause complications/scar tissue. With all the doctors I have seen, I get the sense that even the most educated still don't have a great understanding of cysts and cyst related problems. Plus, new medical advancements/research are always changing the current preception in the field. Moral of the story-why worry? you can never really know until a baby is born. There are so many options out there to have a child. JUST START SAVING $$$$ FOR POSSIBLE PROCEDURES AND READ SOME BOOKS ON PATIENCE

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In jan 2000 i was pregnant with in my tubes and had to get my fallopian tube removed and in may 2000 i was pregnant again now i have an 7 year old healthy son. in may of 2008 i just had another operation because i had a cyst on my ovary and had to get that removed and i'm tryin' too get pregnant again and i hope that's possible.[ Very Happy

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Removal of ovary and fallopian tube

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