BFP after laparoscopy : Hi everyone,I... - Fertility Network UK

Fertility Network UK

56,453 members59,771 posts

BFP after laparoscopy

Alisha79 profile image
10 Replies

Hi everyone,I wanted to ask if anyone has had a laparoscopy and got pregnant after? I had a laparoscopy to unblock my left tube which was covered with a cyst. Surgery went well. We wanted to start IVF but was wondering if it's possible to get pregnant straight after laparoscopy. We been trying for #2 for over 3 years.

Thank u

Written by
Alisha79 profile image
Alisha79
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Read more about...
10 Replies
Hope04 profile image
Hope04

I’m currently nearly 34 weeks pregnant after having a laparoscopy- so it does work!

I had a failed IVF, then my lap and they gave me 3 months to conceive and I conceived on the 2nd month!

They do normally say to try to conceive naturally for a few months first but I suppose it depends on your situation.

Good luck :)

Tugsgirl profile image
Tugsgirl

One of my bffs did. The second cycle after her lap. She’d been ttc for over a year before the lap. Her little girl Lara was born two weeks ago xx

AllWeNeedIsluv profile image
AllWeNeedIsluv

Yes they say within first six months some get pregnant straight away after a lap, it all depends on what your circumstances are. Make sure your vit d and folate are at good levels and your good to go

💗🤗😘

misswinky34 profile image
misswinky34

I got told if there's no other issues a lap can be very successful for getting pregnant, i was super fertile after mine, opks were through the roof. I think it's because it helps with any blockages etc.

Good luck

😘

Poppy16 profile image
Poppy16

I had a lap last June and had tubes rinsed with a dye and fell pregnant in August. Now 31 weeks pregnant.

Alisha79 profile image
Alisha79

Thank u guys :) u have given me hope. I'll see how everything goes and give it a few months before going for Ivf. And congratulations to u all who are expecting 🤗. x

Sabnon profile image
Sabnon

Hi i am 27weeks and 3 days today . I had my laparoscopy and after a year we did ICIS and got pregnant with out first cycle

Alisha79 profile image
Alisha79 in reply toSabnon

Wow congratulations :)

Glad things worked out for u. Hopefully it will for me too :) thank u for ur reply. :)

I didn’t get pregnant for two years before my lap, then got pregnant the first month after, as did two of my friends after their laps. Sadly I miscarried but that’s for reasons related to my husband’s sperm (turns out we both had problems). However the lap seems to have “fixed” me as I got pregnant again less than a year later. The doctors now say that there’s no problem with me falling pregnant as that’s a normal rate of conceiving. There’s just the problem of staying pregnant to deal with now, and we’re working on that!

Alisha79 profile image
Alisha79 in reply toLizzielizzielizzie

Sorry to hear abt ur miscarriage. I'm glad u now don't have problems getting pregnant :) thank u got ur reply.x

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Progesterone after BFP?

OTD today and we finally got our positive! 🥰 Can’t quite believe it - Never thought we would get...
HW25 profile image

Need your precious advice. Laparoscopy

Hello lovely ladies I went to my consultant today after having a normal HSG last month. I was...
CatDV profile image

Advice after BFP X🤗😪

We had our first ever BFP last night and this morning after our first ivf ICSI cycle. I was so...
jade1003 profile image

** Sensitive** HCG/Beta stories after BFP??

Hello lovelies! So its official WE ARE PREGNANT!! We had our first beta yesterday at 10dp5dt and...

* SENSITIVE * BFP!

Hello lovely lot! So we got the call to say I’m officially pregnant! It’s a BFP! We got the...
ZiggyandBC profile image

Moderation team

See all
Claire_FNUK profile image
Claire_FNUKAdministrator
JA-fnuk profile image
JA-fnukPartner

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.