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Hello There is a possibility that I will be adopting and giving birth within 12 months from each other and I have some questions surrounding this. (there is a high possibility of falling pregnant through ivf in before the end of the year and there is also a high chance of identifying a...

Did you discuss with the doc why she's choosing one technique over the other? I think it's almost the same as it cuts off the tube from the uterus. But really sure sorry. I think a lot of women wanting to be sterilised get their tubes clipped.

Do you think you will see the doctor in KL again? Can I ask the clinic? I thought of going to KL fertility Centre because they are a subsidiary of Monash ivf and I had a round with Monash in Australia just recently. I really liked them. But I wasn't keen on the travel so decided to stay in...

I tried for years to fall pregnant but that is what I figured in the end too... My tubes were no use to me why may as well remove them. I also left KKH because I felt it was like a factory. This time I'm going through CARE ivf at Novena.

Seems better to remove the left and then conceive naturally?

Sorry to hear about your failed cycle too

Hi hopeful23, is your right tube patent? Otherwise why are you having ivf? Is it also blocked but not with hydros?

Definitely will still get menses!

Good luck with your op MacMac. Hope you get to keep them and it goes well.

Sorry they're acting more like 40 year old eggs not 49.

Yeah I start my third round soon. Going thru CARE at Novena. More recently I've been told that the botched surgery damaged my ovaries and thus damaged my eggs which is affecting embryo quality. My eggs are behaving more like 49 year old eggs rather than 35. So it might be a long and arduous...

What was the laparoscopy for? Sigh, yeah that's very frustrating not knowing why. Did you get nay infection after that laparoscopy? It could have caused scar tissue.

Hi havinghope Yeah your chances should definitley be better. Are you asking why the doctor didn't tie my tubes rather than remove them completely? I'm not really sure, I've never heard of tubes being tied for hydros. Only for sterilisation. Probably because the hydros would then remain in you...

Good luck! I also held onto that hope for years. Unfortunately mine were bad and it just wasn't enough. But it does happen! I just got my result and unfortunately it was unsuccessful. I have a frozen embryo that I'll try in a couple of months.

I'm currently on my 2ww of my second round of ivf.

Hi. I read one study where if the hydros couldn't be seen on a regular vaginal ultrasound then it won't affect your chances in ivf. But if they are large enough to be seen on a vaginal ultrasound, then this is the group who have lower success rates. So the larger the hydros, the worse off you'll...

I don't know of doctors in Singapore. I was seeing Dr Jerry Chan at KKH for my fertility treatment. I liked him but he didn't want to do the surgery on me. If you haven't had past surgery though, I'm sure he will be happy to. My case is a bit different. I am Australian and I had my tubes removed...

I had a HSG to confirm the hydros. The reason I didn't have the tubes removed at first is because doctors refused to perform surgery on me. I had already had six bowel operations due to colon cancer and colon resection that was complicated by a torrential haemorrhage and poor surgical technique...

Hi, I had a failed ivf cycle last year with bilateral hydrosalpinges. Then I had a bilateral salpingectomy. I am currently in the middle of another ivf cycle.