Experiences with

Salpingectomy

Hey everyone just wondered if anyone been in the same boat there experiences etcSo I had surgery 5 weeks ago to have my tubes removed to them being blocked damaged and swollen, I have endo of the bowel and stuck alot together plus endemtriomas so whole lot really so had key hole they ended up removing

i have hydrosalpinx in both tubes and am getting them removed before ivf but worried it might reduce my ovarian reserve

both my tubes have hydrosalpinx (the left more severe than the right) and my doctor recommended taking both tubes out before starting ivf. Wanted to see if there are any other women going through the same with bilateral hydrosalpinx

Just wondering if anyone else had trouble conceiving after having a salpingectomy? And how long it took post surgery to conceive again? Im 36 and have only had one pregnancy in a year and a half of trying, it was unfortunately ectopic.

I had a salpingectomy on Tuesday and I am potentially back to work on Sunday (Christmas Eve) I am a hairdresser and it’s mainly blow drys and it’s 4 hours. My employer is fine if I am off but I’m putting pressure on myself.

Also gonna have Salpingectomy as my left fallopian tube was damaged and they said I will have higher chance for the IVF if they remove this. i had several blood tests and MRI too.

However, I did not consent to damping salpingectomy bilateral as per year prior my dye tests revealed patent fallopian tubes so I couldn’t understand why cutting of the tubes would be considered as an option.

Of course it is up to the clinical judgement of the surgeon at the time of surgery whether salpingectomy alone can be performed but this may or may not be possible.

Surgeon informed me that there was no significant scarring from c-section or any endometriosis when she performed the salpingectomy.

Can anyone share their experience with either salpingectomy and/or a hydrosalpinx? Thank you so much 😊

I have been doing everything I can to manage on my own but the pain I am getting vaginally, rectally and around my right ovary ( I have also had a left salpingectomy and oophorectomy) has become intolerable. I am also really struggling with long covid & I am convinced there is a link.

Our 2nd IVF attempt resulted in a live ectopic pregnancy (i.e. with a heartbeat) in January last year, and I had to go through the trauma of a salpingectomy (tube removal). The EPT were a fantastic resource at such a difficult time.

I'm due to have a salpingectomy op on my right fallopian tube. My private health care won't cover it as its linked to my fertility treatment (and that's excluded from my healthcare cover). Has anyone had this op privately? If so, where and how much was it? I've heard it's about £8k.

Hi All, I had my 2nd laproscopy for endo 2 weeks ago. No new growth found except on remaining fallopian tube which was also full of fluid. I felt amazing the first week after surgery but old pain on left side has returned where my remaining ovary is. There is a burning, crampy sensation that extends

Hi All, Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts on when best to implant, I had both Fallopian tubes taken out yesterday as they were both blocked/swollen due to past infection. We have 7 (untested) embryos in the freezer and was wondering when we could start implanting? We were told recovery time

female sterilisation, tubal ligation, tubal occlusion - which all seem to be the same procedure and outcome (clipping or tying of the fallopian tubes) but no where can I find "Hydrosalpinx Clipping" Complete removal of the tubes wasn't mentioned by the doctor, just clipping so I've not search for a full salpingectomy

’re eagerly awaiting our IVF funding application and should hear back mid January 🤞 We’ve had all of our investigations completed and initially were told we could go ahead with the application about 6 months ago only to have our fertility nurse call us back and say that I had to have the bilateral salpingectomy

Salpingectomy is the surgical removal of one or both fallopian tubes. That looks like next stage. Have you had this surgery? I am very interested to know about hospital time and recovery ladies. I have beautiful embryos but they never implant. Is this why??

Just thought I would pop an update on here for all you lovely ladies that offered me your incredibly helpful advice! They managed to whip both the tubes out thank goodness, the consultant did the whole thing laparoscopically with 3 entry points Managing so far on paracetamol and ibuprofen very well,

Bilateral salpingectomy I’m booked in for this Thursday!