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ONE FALLOPIAN TUBE AND 100 MG CLOMID
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wantamiraclebaby
 August 31st, 2007 5:38 PMReport

ok, I have been pregnant twice. the first was in November 2006 but m/c my beta numbers were low to begin with. the second pregnancy was in January 07, but it was an ectopic in my left tube. I didn't m/c until 3 months later, even then the fetus was still in my tubal, this was determined by a lap that was done in May of 07. the doctor surgically blocked my right tube b/c it had the hydrosalpinx. my left tube was "good" considering it had the ectopic. the doctor cleaned it out and it still had the fimbria and also a little mucosa in the tube, which is good. so i tried and nothing. oh i was on clomid both times i conceived. anyway, i got back on clomid at the beginning of July and every cycle I have about 4 mature follicles. Anyway, since I didnt conceive after that first dose of clomid (post surgery) i got a hsg and showed my left tube open and it spilled through. didn't get ku that cycle. ok, so now they got me on 100 mg clomid. I ovulate on my own, but not very strong, so what do you all think MAY happen, also who has gotten pregnant w/ one tube and on clomid? thanks.

Lissa_
 September 1st, 2007 3:48 AMReport

Just bumping this up the list as I'm also interested to know the answer to that! Hopefully someone knowledgable will be along soon!


wantamiraclebaby
 September 1st, 2007 9:26 AMReport

ok, do you have the same siutation going on?

Lissa_
 September 1st, 2007 1:05 PMReport

Hi there - I had an ectopic in 2002 on my right ovary. Luckily I escaped any kind of surgery and was treated with drugs instead. I still have two tubes. However my left is blocked so I'm working with one tube from that degree. After years of ttc#2 and after several useless drs my new dr decided it was about time someone checked my dh sperm. Turns out problematic so been pulled off my clomid for now. Likely looking at IVF. Oh and I've had four recurrent m/c over three years so I guess occasionally I ovulate from the right side!

wantamiraclebaby
 September 4th, 2007 8:50 PMReport

i guess no one has this problem. if you do, please help!


wantamiraclebaby
 September 8th, 2007 4:47 PMReport

if anyone can answer this or have experience this please let me know

wantamiraclebaby
 September 13th, 2007 11:32 AMReport

IF ANYONE CAN HELP WITH THIS LET ME KNOW...PLEASE

MrsIke
 September 13th, 2007 2:31 PMReport

I am also interested if anyone has gotten pregnant off one tube too. I had my HSG done earlier this week, and no dye went into my right tube, which I am assuming is blocked from scar tissue from a tubal reversal. The left tube had dye go through, although the tech didnt seem quite satisfied with it. Ive yet to hear from my RE, my dh did the sa and to check if his sperm has antibodies, since he's 40 and never iniated a pregnancy. So we are just waiting to hear from RE w/her results and recommendations. We were supposed to start my first IUI, but I dont know if one tube is sufficient enough for IUI or if we may have to try IVF. Ive gotten pregnant twice, once in feb 07 and again in may 07 both m/c one at 7wks and the other 4 days after I found out i was pregnant. So anyone out there......give us some incite if you have gotten pregnant w/one tube....w/clomid or any other type of treatments. thx


wantamiraclebaby
 September 15th, 2007 9:44 PMReport

thanks mrsike for your comment. you would think it would be more folks like us

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 February 4th, 2008 2:02 PMReport

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