How to get pregnant without fallopian tubes naturally. Is pregnancy possible naturally in the absence of fallopian tubes

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Dear Maria Mikhailovna! I can’t get pregnant for 7 years (I didn’t get pregnant during my entire sexual life) during this period and over the past six months, in particular, I underwent the following treatment: laparoscopy, lidase injection, manual uterine massage, mud treatments in a hospital. Diagnosis: tubal patency has not been restored, polycystic ovaries, bilateral adnexitis. Now after in the postoperative period. The doctor recommended the following prophylactic ...

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not too much, but of little use. This is a complex metabolic therapy. it is needed to prepare for pregnancy. only when the patency of the tubes is not restored, there is no question of pregnancy in a natural way.

Sorry, I'm not Maria, and Maria is unlikely to give you a clear answer without an examination, because you need not just a yes or no statement, but a clear answer to the question of whether this will help your condition. Just look at what you said, "tubal patency is not restored," which means the risk of an ectopic. There are miracles in life, but there are also risks. You can still internally consult with a doctor, IMHO again, just try to get a grasp of what you are doing and for how long.

Girls, why does obstruction happen at all? those. why does this happen? Is it heredity or something else?

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Hello! Girls who went through this, I have this question for you: How many days after the operation were you in your previous form? I still have gas in my stomach. Terribly not pleasant. When will it end? Or maybe there are pregnant women among you? How long after the operation did you manage to get pregnant?

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so drink activated charcoal from the gas. I got it done on Friday, I was at work on Monday.
did in November, insemination was done in May and I became pregnant

For about a week, the gas walked all over the body, not only in the stomach. Then everything passed and was OK. So be patient a little, it’s even better to try to move more and do exercises so that he comes out as soon as possible, my mother came to me after the operation and we did breathing with her according to Strelnikova. My friend got pregnant 3.5 months after the operation.

Is it possible to get pregnant like this ("cross")??? -?????? 2009 Laparoscopy. Adhesiolysis. CCC. Resection of the left ovary. fine. After undergoing treatment, passing all the tests with her husband, no serious abnormalities were detected. But the following happens: 2012 Operation-Laparotomy, Tubectomy on the right, Wedge resection of the right ovary. (Diagnosis: tubal on the right, Internal bleeding at 8 weeks of pregnancy ...

Hello! Girls can anyone had, tell me plz. The fallopian tubes were checked (x-ray hysterosalpingography (HSG)). Result: the right is completely impassable, and the left is long and tortuous. What to do? The doctor said to save money for IVF and inject aloe and mud baths. Well, aren't there more realistic treatments for my blocked tube?

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you can do a laparoscopy and cut the adhesions, but this is also not forever, but only for a while... Do the HSG again .. this method is not very informative and the results are directly opposite .. for example, you just had a spasm due to pain or excitement ... and now you already know what it is and you will come relaxed and prepared ... and the results may be completely different...

Well, I'll be stuck again. According to my HSG, one tube is not passable, the second one is weakly passable (also tortuous, etc.). Pregnancies occur on their own, without outside interference at all.

There is an opinion that leeches have a good effect on the adhesive process in the pipes. I don’t know if I had an effect from them, but I put leeches, although only 4-5 procedures. Then an allergic reaction started and I quit.

Girls, tell me! X-ray showed that I have long winding (albeit passable) tubes, which supposedly go somewhere past the ovaries. Doctors scare with an ectopic pregnancy or infertility, they send you for lapro or IVF. And to be honest, I'm afraid of all these options. I'm afraid to try to get pregnant naturally - even if it works out, will it really happen? I'm afraid of lapra - they say it also increases the risk of ectopic, although it disconnects adhesions. I'm afraid of IVF - they say, they advise with him ...

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I did a laparo a year ago. I waited for half a year. M. They came and irregularly. Then it turned out that I didn’t ovulate. pipes and removed all sorts of trouble.

I will do laparo. Now I'm doing all the necessary tests. I have living examples when pregnancy occurred after laparotomy, and all doctors unanimously recommend me to do it, because. I have frequent inflammation of the appendages and in this case adhesions in the pipes may have formed. I do not want to do the HSG, because this is a terrible procedure, and it is only diagnostic. And the lapar is both diagnostic and therapeutic, because adhesions (if any) are dissected immediately.

Can you get pregnant with your tubes tied? (delay 2 weeks, the operation was done 3 years ago, right after the birth...)

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yes, doctors are also wrong, there are no doctors who could boast of 100% success.
Go broke already on the test, so as not to suffer (because there can be many reasons for the delay, except for pregnancy)

Are you sick, have you taken antibiotics? this I mean that with my clear cycle of 3 times there were failures for 2-3 weeks and each time after a severe cold.

Girls, but my question arose after a conversation with my husband :) We saw a man with a seam after the operation - it goes straight along the stomach, and the navel goes around in an arc, and again straight. I suggested that in this case the navel can be removed and the seam is made exactly in the center (aesthetically, the stomach is already spoiled anyway), and the husband says that it is impossible, that something important should remain there from birth, and he is needed. And the question is - after cutting the umbilical cord, what happens to the blood vessels in a child? How do they disappear? Where...

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I'm a boy, but let me answer:

1. In the fetus, through the umbilical cord into the abdominal cavity, the venous Aranthian duct departs through it, blood enriched in the placenta with oxygen enters the posterior vena cava. Note that here oxygenated blood flows not through an artery (as is customary for a born person), but through a vein. After the birth of a child, the venous duct and umbilical vessels become empty, overgrow by the end of the 2nd week of life and turn into the round ligament of the liver and hepatoumbilical ligaments, respectively.

Also, to the umbilical cord from the top of the bladder stretch the remains of the urinary duct - urachus, which is located in the Retzian space anterior to the peritoneum and posterior to the transverse fascia. In this area, two fascia are described that contribute to the delimitation of pathological processes from the urachus: Delbe's umbilical-prevesical fascia is triangular in shape with an apex in the umbilical region, which expands downward and passes into the fascial case m. Ievator ani; the umbilical-vesical fascia, which is adjacent to the peritoneum, covers the urachus from behind, and laterally passes into the sheath of the umbilical vessels.

Gradually, the urachus becomes obliterated and turns into an umbilical-vesical ligament, but in about half of the cases, a communication is detected between the apex of the bladder and an open canal of the urachus, which averages 1 mm in diameter and has areas of segmental obstruction by desquamated epithelium. This ligament on the corpse can be easily seen. If embryogenesis is disturbed, this duct may not close, which leads to various deformities.

If you pull the navel well, you can feel "something under the liver" - this is just a round ligament stretched. As for the navel, it is always bypassed, and on the left, because. so median laparotomy is carried out in this way. If desired, the navel can be removed, but no one in my memory asked for this, but you should not violate the architecture of the abdominal cavity.

2. The zygote can attach not only to the fallopian tube, but also to whatever she wants, because. she is very invasive. There are cases of ectopic pregnancy found under the liver, on the OUTER lining of the uterus, etc.

Are there any more questions? ;)

For the curious: find out what round ligaments of the uterus are formed from.

I am planning a second child. Today I went to the gynecologist, and they found adhesions in me. I've never experienced this and don't know what it is. Well, I’ve been reading the theory now on the internet and it’s scary ... It turns out I’m a serious thing! In which it is difficult to get pregnant and give birth, practically infertility!? Although the gynecologist said that if it doesn’t bother you (nothing hurts), then you don’t need to treat it. Everything is fine. Girls, if anyone has come across, please write what it is and how it happens in practice. So what...

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I had adhesions in the pipes. A diagnosis of obstruction of the fallopian tubes was made. Doctors sent for laparoscopy. I refused.

The adhesive process was a long-standing one. It so happened that I accidentally found a good masseuse who helped me get rid of adhesions. And I did not contact her with this problem. Now I believe: the hands of a good massage therapist can do a lot!!!

At first, I only massaged once a week. There were about 8-9 sessions. Six months later, I already did shock 5 sessions every other day. A week of tampons with honey (they pull out all the accumulated muck) + douching. Then another 5 sessions every other day.
After that, the masseuse said that she did not feel any more adhesions. And she advised, just in case, to take a picture of the pipes again.

When I did it again, they even asked me: "which pipe was impassable." The diagnosis of "obstruction of the tubes" was removed from me. Yes, I even knew from my own feelings that everything was in order. I remember how bad I felt after the first shot. After the second, there were completely different sensations.

My doctor, however, did not believe that this happens. She still, I think, sends everyone to the operation. Although I really believed her. She comes from a very good clinic. By the way, initially it was she who told me that adhesions are not scary, and there is no need to treat them.

When I took the second x-ray, I was told that there are other ways to treat the adhesive process. For example, physiotherapy. I was told that "there is no other way out, only surgery." My state at that moment is beyond words.

Since then, I have not trusted doctors.

p.s. currently pregnant - not pregnant. But we have a beautiful adopted baby. My masseuse says that everything is fine with me and that I will become pregnant in the near future. And I believe her.

I wish you to find a good massage therapist who will help you get rid of adhesions. Good luck!!!

I have a lot of adhesions after 2 caesarean and one abdominal surgery. All in the pelvis, solid. After the last operation, a course of Longidaza was pricked (sometimes Lidaza is recommended, but it is more likely to be injected into the scars themselves)
They say that there is longidaza in suppositories, just when spikes in the pelvis are prescribed. It is important how old the adhesions are, because resolve only relatively fresh. The old ones are surgically excised if, God forbid, they operate on the stomach. It is also worth noting that after the first CS I had adhesions, but I endured the youngest one without problems (TTT)

Girls, support and tell me, I forgot everything))) I'm getting married at 42. Love-carrots, and all things. My husband is 46. We want to give birth to a common child, such a dream in old age))) Previously, there were no problems with childbearing, children were born somehow by themselves, but that was before - they didn’t check for a long time))) His son is 16, my children - 12 and 10. Where to run something? What to check BEFORE? What are the specifics for "those over 40"? Share stories, advise a clinic, a doctor ... I don’t have my own gynecologist either ...

Girls, hello everyone! Yesterday I went for a consultation with Anshina in Fertimed. She came out like a dusty bag hit. She told me that I was shown only IVF, that with my one passable tube there is no chance of getting pregnant naturally and laparoscopy will not help, they say don’t waste time in vain, after 35 years I don’t recommend laparoscopy to my patients. She said that her ovaries are good and the result can be good.

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Many years ago they cut out one tube for me 4 clinics put complete infertility, and my miracle doctor said don’t dream about children now my son got pregnant for 3 and a half years she gave birth naturally never listen to anyone just don’t despair and every day pray for the birth of your baby as about your life and you will have a baby believe the impossible is possible and a miracle too! doctors are people who make mistakes on their own I know good luck to you future mom!

If you do not like the doctor, be sure to go to a few more.

At one time, they also told me that without laparoscopy, my tubal obstruction cannot be cured, until now, doctors from a good clinic look at me like I’m crazy when I say that massage helped me with obstruction.

In the end, you can also adopt a child, if it doesn’t work out at all. My advice is to try. You will always have time to come to IVF.

Doctors still doubt the patency of my tubes, to which ovarian dysfunction is added, but you can see the result on my ruler)

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It is possible to become pregnant after laparoscopy of the fallopian tubes.

QUESTION I am 25 years old. I had an operation - laparoscopy of the fallopian tubes (separation of adhesions). How fast can I get pregnant after the operation? Thank you, Ekaterina. ANSWER Olesya Tveritinova, obstetrician-gynecologist, head of the gynecological department of the Clinical Diagnostic Center MEDSI: - To date, laparoscopy is the most effective and least traumatic way to restore patency of the fallopian tubes. The very fact of the operation in no way affects the likelihood of a happy motherhood ...

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Thank you very much, very interesting. In principle, I have already read or heard almost all of this somewhere, but the last point, the ninth, came as a surprise to me. I'll take note!

Hello Olesya!

The fallopian tubes in a woman’s body perform a very important function, it is through the fallopian tubes that the egg moves when the follicle bursts, during the period of ovulation in a woman, the egg goes straight into the fallopian tube, moreover, the fertilization of the egg occurs most often in the fallopian tube.
Spermatozoa also move towards the egg through the fallopian tube, if the egg and sperm meet, then fertilization occurs. Violation of the functionality of the fallopian tubes can cause infertility. For example, as a result of some inflammatory diseases of the uterus, adhesions may develop in the fallopian tubes, in such a situation there is a high risk of either infertility or ectopic pregnancy.
In addition, quite often the reason for the removal of the fallopian tubes is precisely an ectopic or “tubal” pregnancy. A woman's ovaries ovulate alternately, that is, in one cycle, for example, ovulation occurs in the right ovary, and in another cycle - in the left, when one fallopian tube is removed, a woman has a chance of pregnancy in a natural way, but they are significantly reduced when both fallopian tubes are removed. tubing the chances of pregnancy in a natural way, wound virtually zero.
Pregnancy is impossible due to the fact that the egg and sperm cannot meet, the egg during the period of ovulation cannot enter the fallopian tube, because, it simply does not exist, the sperm cannot reach the egg and fertilize it.
Removal of the fallopian tubes is an extreme measure and is quite used for women of reproductive age who do not have children, but nevertheless, if such a procedure has been carried out, then pregnancy is possible only with the help of Extra Coronal Fertilization or, in other words, IVF.
Tubing is also used in gynecology as a means of contraception, in some cases, the procedure may not be effective enough for certain reasons, for example, in this case, the likelihood of pregnancy in a natural way still remains.
Preservation of the fallopian tubes and their integrity is a rather, not unimportant fact when planning a pregnancy, if the patency of the fallopian tubes is impaired, if the fallopian tubes are partially or completely absent, then the question of pregnancy may be called into question if the woman's fallopian tubes are removed, she is automatically diagnosed with infertility, and this kind of infertility is not subject to medical or surgical treatment.

If, in case of violation of the integrity of the fallopian tubes, theoretically, the chance of pregnancy in a natural way, after adequate treatment, nevertheless, remains, then in the absence of fallopian tubes, a woman has a chance of pregnancy only after IVF.
The level of modern medicine is quite high, but despite this, in the absence of a woman's fallopian tubes, pregnancy in a natural way is definitely considered impossible, depending on your preferences, you can contact the gynecology and ask to be registered for infertility and on the waiting list for the IVF procedure or give preference to surrogate motherhood.

Sincerely, Veronica.

Sometimes, due to an ectopic pregnancy, women come through the removal of one or two fallopian tubes. After that, the fair sex often asks the question: is it possible to conceive a baby yourself? Or is it impossible to do without contacting reproductologists?

The uterine (fallopian) tubes are a paired organ located on the sides of the bottom of the uterus and are cylindrical canals about 12 cm long and about 0.5 cm wide. One end communicates with the uterine cavity, the second one wraps around the ovary with the help of an ampoule.

The role of this organ is difficult to overestimate: it is here that the mature egg from the ovary enters, it is here that fertilization takes place. After conception, the egg begins to move through the oviduct to the uterus. Before implantation in the uterus, it is the tube that protects and nourishes the egg. For normal and implantation of the embryo, it is extremely important that the epithelium of these channels is normal, and the patency is preserved.

Otherwise, the likelihood of getting pregnant by natural conception is sharply reduced.

Transferred or chronic inflammatory diseases of the genital organs significantly reduce the possibility of fertilization.

Is it possible to get pregnant without fallopian tubes naturally

If one of the two fallopian canals is missing, conception is possible.

To assess the chances of self-fertilization, you need to contact a gynecologist who will conduct a series. You can find out:

1. in what condition is the only channel;
2. whether its patency for the egg is preserved.

If both fallopian tubes are missing, it is not possible to conceive with a partner. In such a situation, even in the presence of a normal ovulation, the egg does not enter the environment natural for its fertilization, and simply dies.

Natural pregnancy - myth or reality?

In about 30% of cases, the cause of the absence of pregnancy is tubal infertility. In this situation, it is recommended to contact a reproductologist and assess the likelihood of conceiving a child.

Even if the patency of the tubal canals is preserved, the condition of the epithelium matters. If it is damaged or pathological, implantation of the embryo into the wall of the fallopian canal and the development of an ectopic pregnancy are possible.

How to get pregnant if both are removed

If there are no two oviducts, it will not work naturally to get pregnant. This problem is solved by in vitro fertilization (IVF). After all, there are no physiological ways for fertilization and egg travel to the uterus, and this is an absolute indication for IVF.

Is it possible to restore an organ

Today, there are microsurgical methods for the treatment of fallopian canals. Laparoscopy is used to remove and restore patency. However, this is possible if there is at least one pipe. In their complete absence, the organ cannot be restored.

Possible alternatives

Despite the absence of a fallopian organ, women, if desired, successfully become mothers. Technologies allow fertilization outside the patient's body. A mature egg is removed from the ovary, fertilized in the laboratory, and then the embryo is immediately placed in the uterus. There it is implanted and a normal pregnancy develops. A positive result is achieved in 60% of cases during the first IVF cycle. Some couples resort to the services of surrogate mothers.

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If a woman has suffered in the past

If a woman does not have fallopian tubes - the onset of pregnancy in a natural way is impossible. But this does not mean at all that she will never be able to become a mother.

Getting pregnant without fallopian tubes, enduring and giving birth to a healthy child is real.

Healthy fallopian tubes are essential for pregnancy. But is it possible to get pregnant without fallopian tubes?

fallopian tubes (fallopian tubes)- a kind of "road of life" in the female body. In them, the meeting of the egg and sperm takes place, and it is thanks to them that the fertilized egg moves towards its goal - into the uterus, where the main miracle takes place - the birth of a person.

From a medical point of view, the fallopian tubes are a paired organ in the system of internal genital organs of a woman. They are two filiform canals with an average length of 10-12 cm and a diameter of no more than 5 mm, which are located on both sides of the bottom of the uterus and connect it to the ovaries: one "end" - with the uterus, the other - "clasp" the ovary.

The fallopian tubes have dense elastic walls, the inner layer of which consists of a mucous membrane covered with "villi" - ciliated epithelium.

The main functions of the fallopian tubes in a woman's body are fertilization (the tube is the place of fertilization), strengthening and carrying the egg from the ovary to the uterine cavity. How it works?

After ovulation, the mature egg moves from the ovary through the fallopian tube with the help of “villi”, where it meets the spermatozoa. If fertilization occurs, the egg immediately begins to divide.

The fallopian tube is also responsible for nourishing and protecting the fertilized egg and, contracting, slowly but surely moves it to the uterine cavity, where it should be fixed. This is how pregnancy occurs.

If a woman does not have fallopian tubes - natural pregnancy is not possible. But this does not mean at all that she will never be able to become a mother. Getting pregnant without fallopian tubes, enduring and giving birth to a healthy child is real.

Pregnancy without fallopian tubes is possible with the help of in vitro fertilization (IVF). Moreover, the absence of fallopian tubes is an absolute indication for its implementation.

IVF was originally intended for women with fallopian tubes, for them it was the only way to achieve pregnancy. After all, these expectant mothers need to “deliver” an already developed embryo directly into the uterine cavity. It turns out that embryologists and reproductologists perform the function of the fallopian tubes. And they do it more than successfully: IVF efficiency without fallopian tubes reaches 60%.

The IVF program will differ depending on whether both fallopian tubes or one are missing: in the first case, an ectopic pregnancy is impossible, so the protocol goes smoothly, in the second, it is necessary to track a critical change in the tube and assess the likelihood of an ectopic pregnancy.

Anyway: every woman has a huge number of chances to get pregnant without fallopian tubes- you just need to ask for help.

Take the first step - make an appointment!

Everyone knows that only healthy uterine canals can ensure the onset of pregnancy. But is it possible to get pregnant without tubes? For many women, this issue is relevant. There is a lot of information on this topic, but it is not always true. For example, you can often hear that a “friend of acquaintances” became pregnant without fallopian tubes. Therefore, it is worth understanding this issue from a medical point of view.

Fallopian tubes: structure and functions

Before wondering whether it is possible to get pregnant without fallopian tubes, it is worthwhile to figure out what kind of organ it is and what role it plays. The fallopian tubes are also commonly called fallopian tubes, they are the “road of life” of the left and right sides in a woman’s body. It is in them that the meeting of the sperm with the egg occurs, after which the fertilized cell moves to the uterus, and already there the birth and development of the fetus continues.

In the system of female internal genital organs, the uterine canals are a paired organ. It is he who is two thin channels, the diameter of which is 5 mm, and the length is 10-12 cm. The channels are located on both sides of the uterine fundus, connecting the ovary (left and right) with the uterus. That is, they are connecting tubules. The walls consist of elastic epithelium and mucous from the inside, on which there are also special villi.

Pipe function

The main function of the fallopian tubes is fertilization. Because it is in it that new life is born. How does this possibility come about? Immediately after ovulation, a mature egg is released from the ovaries. It passes through the villi further down the uterine canal, where it can meet spermatozoa. If fertilization occurs at this point, the cell will immediately begin to divide. Next, the tube is gently and gently contracted to guide the egg to the uterus, where it is fixed. If this process is successful, then pregnancy occurs. From this we can draw the following conclusion: when a woman has no uterine canals, it becomes impossible to get pregnant without tubes in a natural way.

The absence or pathology of the fallopian tubes in a woman, unfortunately, is a common problem. This can be explained as:

• congenital pathology;
• consequence of the operation;
• due to blocked tubes.

But this does not mean that she will never be able to give birth to a child. Never give up. And in our time, nothing is impossible. There are ways in which a woman can achieve the desired pregnancy even without the uterine canals.

How to get pregnant without fallopian tubes

How many of you have heard that some woman you know got pregnant without tubes at all in a natural way? Most likely, she went to the clinic where in vitro fertilization was performed, or some other operations. It is the absence of the fallopian tubes that is the first indication for such a method of fertilization.

From the very beginning, the IVF program was created for women with missing or pathological uterine canals as the only way to get pregnant. Only IVF can help you get pregnant without tubes.

The essence of the method is that you need to deliver a developed embryo directly into the uterine cavity. The efficiency of this procedure is quite high and amounts to 60%. The IVF procedure may differ depending on how many tubes a woman has: two or one. In the latter case, the entire process must be monitored, as an ectopic pregnancy may occur.

How does IVF work?

The IVF method is in vitro fertilization. This process consists of the following phases:

• appointment and use of hormonal drugs;
• ultrasound and hormonal tests;
• follicle puncture;
• egg retrieval (one or two);
• connection in a safe environment of the egg with spermatozoa;
• monitoring the process of conception for 2 days in an incubator;
• transfer of the embryo to the wall of the uterus.

After the doctor prescribes the IVF method, they begin to stimulate the ovary with hormonal drugs: pills and injections. Most likely, clomiphene is prescribed with medications that stimulate the production of gonadotropins. This procedure is aimed at increasing the maturation of eggs in the female body. Then there is a constant observation of cell growth in the follicles.