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Hello everyone. I have to say that this is a great website / message forum and I'm hoping someone out there can help me.
My wife and I recently suffered an ectopic pregnancy at about 6 weeks. My wife had to undergo surgery and had one of her Fallopian Tubes removed. The
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We are gradually coming to terms with this but are confused about something. The surgeon told us that removing the tube has reduced our chances of another pregnancy by about 15 %. At the time, understandably, we didn't really take this in but are now wondering why it's 15%. Surely if one of the tubes has been removed then the chances reduce by 50%? Is it the case that we will only have a chance every other month if there is only now one tube for an egg to travel, even if there are still 2 overies?
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question. We're not stupid people, and have read as many stories of people getting pregnant 6 weeks after surgery as we have people who still haven't got pregnant after 6 years! We just want to know if there is a possibility of "making a baby" every month or every other month.
Can anybody help?
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