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left tube blocked

kimbochi
kimbochi
Anyone know of someone who has gotten pregnant with one "good" tube... my left one seems to be blocked from endo. The rest of my endo is removed and there is no scarring- which is good. Just wondering if anyone has or knows of a success story. Need to boost my "hopes" a little. Thanks!

Kim
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Kim i was feeling the same way my left tube was blocked RE chose to do lap surgery and remove it I go tuesday to have an HSG tet to be sure the right is still open and clear but when i first had the tube removed i was miserable and felt like less of a woman the wonderful ladies here are very encouraging and have me tons of success stories. It is possible and we will just both pray for the right tube. Lots of baby dust to you
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My cousin got pregnant 3 times with one tube.
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Lots of ppl get pregnant with one tube or even one ovary . Good luck . Keep your hopes up girl .
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Hi, Kim!

Looks like we are "twins" in this situation, because I had an HSG test done last month & my left tube appeared to be blocked :( My right tube was working! My doctor assured me that I can get pregnant still with 1 tube, that's all we need :)

Best of luck to you!
Heather
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I lost my left ovary and tube due to an ectopic pg, and I got pg again 6 months later with one tube and one ovary, it didn't take though. I lost it at 6 weeks, but not because of the tube. Good luck!
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My good friend's little sister was conceived against incredible odds. Mom had one working ovary and one working tube--on opposite sides. Along came Leanna. There is hope.