Desperate to be a mum!

[jynx]

Please help, i am 31 and have not had a period in 4 year's! Can i still get pregnant?

i also had an ectopic pregnancy and lost my right fallopian tube around 8 year's ago when i was almost 3 months pregnant!

Please help as i desperately long to be a mum but i am very scared this won't happen!

Thankyou

[Bpas_1968 Partner]

Hi there

I hope you are not too worried. The ectopic pregnancy shouldn’t affect your periods as your other ovary will continue to release eggs. I think it would be a good idea for you to book an appointment with your GP so you can investigate why you are not having periods. Try not to worry too much.

I hope this helps

Best wishes

Katherine

[jynx in reply to Bpas_1968]

Thankyou so much for replying! i think you are right about seeing a gp! i guess im just scared to get a bad answer!

But thankyou, this did help.

[Bpas_1968 Partner in reply to jynx]

Hi there

No problem at all, glad I could help. It is really normal to feel scared but hopefully talking it all through with your GP will make you feel better.

Best wishes

Katherine

[Sonya22]

Don't worry! There are opportunities to solve almost any problem in the modern medical world. In order for a woman to become pregnant, at least one of fallopian tubes should remain open. When there are obstacles, the sperm and egg can't get into the fallopian tubes, where fertilization usually takes place. Blocked fallopian tubes are a problem in 40% of infertile women. That is why it's extremely important to identify the problem and begin effective treatment. I read that if you don't get pregnant with a natural way, you can apply IVF. Even if this does not help, you still have other options. For example, surrogacy. I heard about a good clinic in Eastern Europe.

But it certainly is the last resort. You certainly have the opportunity to become pregnant. The removing the tube is made as close as possible to the uterus. The risk of disturbance of the process of blood flow in the ovary is minimal. The organ continues to function normally after the operation. Don't despair! You will be Mom! Good luck!