Hysterectomy pregnancy
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Regardless of what you or I would do in this situation, she is my friend, and I want to help her. Can she still go ahead with the hysterectomy, or would she have to terminate the pregnancy first?
He has told me I need an hysterectomy, which sent me into tears because I have not yet had a child and still want to have a baby. I am 47 years and have not been married. I was very insulted by his statements and will place a complaint with the hospital. He talked to me as if it was stupid that I would still want a child and told me, "You should have thought of that earlier", I was undone, could not believe it.
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Not if you have had a complete hysterectomy. . . in which they have removed ALL the reporductive organs from your body.
Partial hysterectomy: In a partial hysterectomy, the uterus is surgically removed but the cervix is left in place. Also called a subtotal hysterectomy.
That is the definition of a partial, so if your uterus is not there how do you get pregnant?
What exactly was removed? Noone can help without more info.
I have read that women can infact have an ectopic pregnancy after hysterectomy if the ovaries and fallopian tubes are left intact. I have also read that many ectopic pregnancys result in an abdominal pregnancy and can result in a live birth. A recent article posted by the New England Journal of Medicine reported an abdominal pregnancy after hysterectomy though it was terminated at 12 weeks. Does this open the possibility of having children for women that had to have a hysterectomy?
So did you take a pregnancy test? If you have an ectopic pregnancy, it's a serious matter.
the one thing is if you are planning considering a pregnancy I would urge you to see a high risk pregnancy dr as well as a neperologist (kidney specialist) our kidneys are so vital we dont want to comprimise them...a uterus removal is a hard surgery as far as recovery and emotions ..but you (anyone) can live quite well with out the uterus.
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Although extremely rare, pregnancy can occur after hysterectomy when you still have one or both ovaries. They call it an "ectopic pregnancy" since it implants in a Fallopian tube or elsewhere in the abdomen (other than the uterus). If you are pregnant, you need to seek medical help as this can become a medical emergency.
After a hysterectomy, they would KNOW if it was a double uterus, you would not have been told you "may have" a double uterus, someone would have said something definite. (Like, "Surprise! You did have a double uterus!") And certainly they would have told you if they did something as daffy as remove one half and leave the other. I mean, why were you having a hysterectomy if it was not to remove the uterus?
what is exactly left after having a full hysterectomy? And are there any chances of getting pregnant after having one?
I had a partial hysterectomy myself and have my right ovary but no bleeding. Now my question can u get pregnant or is there any procedure to help me get pregnant? I was 25 yrs. Old when I had my procedure done, I do have three children but the doctor that did my procedure was sued 6 yrs later for doing unnecessary procedures , I was living out of state and when I moved back home I was informed of this information and read newspaper article my mom saved me.
Anyone hsve any info advice comments suggestions etc ANY THING at all. I'm going to have D&C This thursday bcuz here we are thinking all this time I am pregnant with a baby and ive git a molar pregnancy!! Its so sad depressing hurtful upsetting and I'm scared to death because all of the risks the doctors are telling me can happen go wrong in surgery I'm scared.
I had a total hysterectomy in may of 2002. Just recently a blood test came back that I was pregnant which is impossible. A second blood test was also positive. Then a urine test was done, also positive. What reason would there be for HCG to show up in my blood. Please help.
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Or you having a hysterectomy? I agree, if you had a hysterectomy, there is no chance of pregnancy. If your husband had a vasectomy, the chances of the tubes reconnecting are less than 1% but not impossible.
im 39 years old i had a partial hysterectomy five years ago. I have two blood test and two urine test both neg. I have two ultrasound neg. But im peeing alot and my stomach con. to grow. i have read of women who are pregnant and there baby is attached to the liver another to her bowel and they are fine. I need help.
There is 72 reported cases of pregnancy after a hysterectomy. This is so rare. Only happens if you have a hole on your cervical stump, or tubes surgery closed with the stump that allows cervical canal to connect abdominal.
A_guy - I wonder if you are confusing a tubal ligation with a hysterectomy. A tubal is done to prevent pregnancy. A hysterectomy is done only when medically necessary, for conditions that are severely affecting a woman's quality of life, or are life-threatening.
Yes, but the pregnancy will never be viable. You need to have your uterus to carry a pregnancy to term. If she/you ever become pregnant you will need it to be medically terminated, otherwise it can be fatal to the mother.
Two weeks after her birth, I went to the emergency room to get a catheter because my bladder was so full (2 1/2 times capacity). They first thought we may need to do a hysterectomy if I continued to have problems urinating. Since it was just that one time, though, the doctors said we needed to wait until my uterus had shrunk back after the pregnancy. Three months later, I had the "lift" surgery due to uterine prolapse.
Had a hysterectomy have my ovaries I really want a baby can I get help to do this ,my voilent ex made my choice for me bout havin the hysterectomy , I'm now out of that relationship and have a lovin partner ,I really want a baby with him , can I get help to do this and how do I go about doing it plz
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