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wallFlower50
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 Posted: 04/19/07 - 06:27 Post subject: will i ever be pregnanat again |
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| i had to do abortion twice, and wondering will i ever get to be pregnanat again. Cause I have been reading online journals about abortion, and they scared the hell out of me. I just wanna know what r the chances that I will be able to lead a normal life? without any side effects? |
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Carifairy
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| Posted: 04/19/07 - 14:16 Post subject: |
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I have had 3 abortions, and I lead a perfectly healthy , normal life. I am also fully capable of having children..
Many online abortion references are made to SCARE women, and offer advice to make women regret or change their mind about abortion.
When you are ready, as long as you do not have any illnesses, you shoudl be able to concieve! |
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Thanks, Carifairy. I went to the doctor for follow up check up and I had to do an ultrasound.
They found that my left ovary is enlarged than the right one. Does it have to do anything with the abortion? Does it happen to everyone? Doctor didnt say anything. |
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| Posted: 04/21/07 - 19:24 Post subject: |
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Enlarged ovaries happen due to cysts, usually =)
That would not be an effect of abortion. |
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| Posted: 05/07/07 - 18:33 Post subject: abortion |
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carifairy
how do you know you are capable of having children after all of your abortions.
If you have never allowed a pregnancy to progress past a certain stage then how can you know if you are physically capable of carrying a baby to full term.
There is a big difference in being capable of pregnancy and being able to carry a full term pregnancy. |
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I have had a hysteroscopic exam of my fallopian tubes, uterus, and ovaries.
That is where they do an in depth, camera assisted/full color, exam of your reproductive tract.
It looks JUST like it did before my 3 abortions. I had an exam which checked for possible cysts BEFORE my abortions, and I still have the tapes.
I had my doc do an exam, just so I could compare and honestly say that I do not have changes. |
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| Posted: 05/08/07 - 04:14 Post subject: reproduction |
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carifairy
I am terribly confused.
In a previous post you said how you have had your tubes tied.
it was the post where you were advising another young woman about approaching a doctor about tubal ligation.
so if you have had your tubes tied how can you be capable of getting pregnant.
And surely your reproductive tract now looks different to how it did before your tubes were tied.
Please explain as i think this will be confusing to some women here.
How can you say you are fertile when you told that you have had your tubes tied. This could be very misleading to some women. |
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