I have cloudy urine, with sore breast on the sides like where the glands would be, nausea with certain smells and in the evening, odd cravings (fried pickles with ranch dip), hungry all the time (I used to eat very little and about once a day now I stay hungry and if I don't eat three meals a day my belly just growls and I feel sick), belly swelling (weight gain), tiredness, heartburn & having to go pee a lot. I have taken many home test and they all come back negative. and have went to the doctor (MD not ob/gyn) and all test are normal, no infection or nothing they even said that my blood test couldn't be any more perfect. But I never had any blood preg test run. The doctor was going to give me a preg test cause she said all the symptoms were there but once she found out I had had a hysterectomy she decided not to do the test. What do I do? I have even went to a stomach doctor and he though it was my gal bladder but said that all test came back perfect. He did an ultrasound of the upper abdomen but he said that also looked perfect. Now I go on November 7th to him again and I am worried that I could be pregnant but since I don't have a uterus I wonder if I can't produce the hcg hormone that is used to detect the pregnancy, Is this possible? Where does this hormone come from? Can it be that the baby is attached to the intestines and my body not produce the hormone because I feel as if I am pregnant I even have the feelings of kicks inside and movement, I am very confused please help.
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Because there are several different ways to do a hysterectomy you may be able to get pregnant afterward. If you have a complete hysterectomy for some reason you obviously cannot get pregnant because you do not have ovaries to release eggs. If you have a partial hysterectomy and your ovaries are left, which they usually are in modern hysterectomies, you could possibly get pregnant. Every hysterectomy is a bit different, so to is each person’s definition of what is a hysterectomy may be. If you still have the female reproductive organs to produce eggs and carry a child to term you may just have a baby in your future, no matter how slim the possibility.
Pregnancy occurs when an egg is released from an ovary and is fertilized by sperm. The egg will then implant in the lining of the uterus and continue to develop into a fully formed fetus. In women that have had a hysterectomy they can still get pregnant, but whether the pregnancy will be viable will depend on if there is a uterus and what damage may have been done to in the process of removing other parts of the female reproductive organs. Some women experience scarring of other organs when a partial hysterectomy is performed which can further impair chances to become pregnant.
Doctors ordinarily tell their patients that if they do not have a uterus they cannot get pregnant but there is some literature to suggest that this may not be true. Every now and then a woman who has had her uterus removed will ovulate and there will be sperm available to fertilize the egg. Usually the egg is simply absorbed by the body but there is evidence to suggest in very rare cases that a fetus can continue develop attached to a fallopian tube or even the inside of the abdominal wall. For obvious reasons this is not a viable pregnancy, mostly because the area will not allow for the growth of the child and there is no source of nourishment. A lot of the time women will not even realize that there was a fertilized egg because it dies before it grows enough to be noticed.
HOPE THIS HELPED!!! Best of Luck!
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Take care and May God bless,
Gloria
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take care and God Bless,
Gloria
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I also wanted to post up this link to a woman that just gave birth to a baby that was in her abdomen attached to the bowels not the uterus.. So I am still confused as if this is what is wrong with me or not?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/beds/bucks/herts/4197194.stm
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If a woman has had a hysterectomy, whether total or partial, there is NO WAY for the sperm to get in to impregnate you. The surgical wound, where the uterus & cervix have been separated from the vaginal area, is sewn shut, and grows back together. There is NO opening for anything to enter or exit.
It's been almost two years now, did you ever find out what your problem was?
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I have been experiencing the same feelings, as the lady above as well. My hysterectomy was done 12 years ago, and I am really having feelings and symtoms of being pregnant. I want to know how do Iknow for sure if this is the case.
Kind regards
Charmaine
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Hello, my name is Stephanie and Iam 42. I had a partial hysterectomy in 2003 because of heavy blooding,I still have both of my overies. I have 3 children that are grown and I have always wanted to have another baby. Iam having symptoms of bloating,swelling,always hungry,thirsty alot,peeing alot and it is cloudy,feelings of something sticking me in the ribs, heart burn,nausea,headaches. I want to be pregnant so bad because my husband now does not have kids but wants one but does not want to adopt or have someone carry a baby for us. It is just not the same,I would rather carry it. It is possible for me to be pregnent? I pray and ask God to please give us a baby of our own every day and night. I have even prayed that God would just let all of it grow back..lol
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