Hydrosalpinx and Infertility
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- My experience with having a hydrosalpinx and how it affected my fertility and trying to conceive. This is not medical advice, just sharing my experience with misdiagnosis, discovering it, surgery and how it played a part with us trying to conceive.
I had the EXACT same situation and this worked for me too!
Happy for u.
Thankyou 🙏🙏 I’m going through this and it gives me relief hearing your story
Thank you so much for responding and for your prayers it's nice to have someone to connect with who understands. The reason the surgery is taking so long is because my IVF doctor doesn't take my insurance I have medical I moved to another county and it took about a month to transfer my insurance over then it took another month for my insurance to come into effect and then I can't just make an appointment to see an OB I had to get a referral to see one from my primary care doctor then it took a month just to see an OB. I finally saw him last week and he wanted an ultra sound it takes a long time just to get the ultrasound approved I'm trying so hard to be patient it's been almost 6 months since my first IVF consultation. I just hope my insurance actually covers the surgery, as long as as they don't know it's for infertility they should cover it and I think my OB is going to help me with that. Thank you for your support : )
Nora Elokaby Of course! Agree, connecting with others during this process is so nice and comforting because you are talking to people that really understand what you are going through. I know the wait is so hard and that was always one of the hardest parts throughout this whole process is the WAITING GAME! I feel like no matter where you are in the process you are always waiting for something. It's gets hard to be patient but just have faith that things are leading you in the direction of mommy hood ;) I had the same situation when it came to my surgery and insurance did cover a lot of it because it wasn't recognized under infertility, as I didn't have coverage for IVF :( Keep your head up and prayers things speed up for you to start soon!!
Hydrosalpinx refers to a fallopian tube that's blocked with a watery fluid. To break down the term, “hydro” means water and “salpinx” means fallopian tube. This condition is typically caused by a previous pelvic or sexually transmitted infection, a condition like endometriosis, or previous surgery. Just Get Agbara Herbal Cleanser, and this will be permanently cured in Your Life.
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Wow. your story here sounds so much like mine.
I also had a hydro that was overlooked and shouldn't have been, and I had a few failed transfers.
so I insisted on the surgery before my last 2 embryos were transferred.
Long story, but my last transfer is Wednesday.
Ive enjoyed watching your vlogs. thanks!!
+Heidi J wow such a similar story!! So happy you insisted on that surgery!!! Did you already have the transfer?? Praying for a successful transfer for you!!!
+BabyNicohaus
hi, yes I did and it was another BFN. :( Can not imagine why none of these 3 transfers from this cycle worked. I used to get pregnant so easily, although I lost them all but still got pregnant.
Now three transfers and no pregnancies. I'm just devastated. we are so broke now and I'll be 47 in January.
So this was our last try.
Heidi J have you looked into natural IVF?
Thank you for posting this. ❤
Hey, I'm very happy I found your video because I'm going through a rough time with my health problems. I was diagnosed with both tubes being blocked and had no more news from the doctor since then. I ended up going to another doctor who told me she couldn't take care of me because my boyfriend is being away all the time. I ended up insisting and she's gonna make a radio again to see if the tubes are blocked or not. If they are she talked to me about FIV right away despite the fact that I want to look first what's going on inside and eventually do a surgery and also I'm French and my boyfriend lives in the us. So it's very very complicated situation and I'm really worried
Thank you so much. Just found out I have hydrosalpinx in my left tube and I have to have it removed. Gosh I can't tell you how stressful this is. 7years of trying
So sorry that you are going through this. It’s such a tough and emotional journey. It’s hard when you find out you have something however at the same time it makes you happy to find something that you can take care of and hopefully bring you the baby that you’ve been trying so long for. It was tough finding out I had the hydrosalpinx for so long without discovering it for some time however I’m so thankful a dr finally found it and after removal brought us our first child ❤️ sending you many prayers and luck 🍀
I just found out as well , but aren’t to many videos . I also have it . I’m so emotional 😭 to get it removed or both
And your advice is so right.
I did get a second opinion and that helped validate my instincts. ;)
I this is old but just know it was helpful. my biggest concern was having my tube removed.. but now I know I don't have to get both removed. thanks
Thank you so much for sharing your story.
I have only the left tube left which has hydrosalpinx. I was told I can either retrieve eggs for ivf now with the hydrosalpinx left tube but those eggs would have to be frozen and then id have to remove the tube. Or I can remove the tube which means I have zero chance of having a baby naturally and then fresh transfer instead of using frozen eggs. Im 35 i also have low amh so im not sure if they would be able to retrieve an egg. Should i keep the tube and see if they can retrieve an egg and then if they do id have to freeze which would be costly and then remove the tube which wojld be time. Or should i just remove the tube now and fresh transfer?
Thank you so much for this video, it helped so much
Thank you so much I just got the same news 2 days ago and I’m just so upset. I’ve had 2 major surgeries and they are unsure if they want to do the surgery to remove my tubes. I’m down for it though. Congrats and you god bless. :)
So sorry you are going through that!! I understand I felt the same way as you- I wasn’t happy about surgery and tube removal but when you want to get pregnant so badly you are open to whatever will help! Wishing you positive news on this tough journey. It’s so so hard but don’t give up!
Thank you so much for sharing this vedio basically during this journey I met many problems and not successful ivf and do fibroid removed operation after that hydrosalpinx for two fallopian tube the doctors tell me there is no cure for hydrosalpinx so burn both tubes and then did ivf again failure 😔
Hi!
I had hydrosalpinx and my doctor actually burned it off so that the fluid wouldn’t get down into my uterus, this surgery was about 8 months ago so I’m now using Serrapeptase for about a month... nothing yet 😞
Hmm I’m not familiar with that med so I can’t say much about it but don’t give up!! Removing my tube for me helped do the trick but everyone’s situation is different. Stay positive, this process is so tough and I’m so sorry you’re going through this. Stay strong!
Hello I am also currently taking serrapeptase for bilateral hydrosalphynx and I wanted to know if serrapaptase worked for you. I had gone for surgery Lapatoscopic Fimbrioplasty to try to correct the hydroxalphynx last year but i found out this year through an HSG test that I still hade bilateral hydrosalphynx. I am looking around for women who had succes using serapeptase for their hydrosalphynx.
@@poleencarlatube did you find any? I'm having the same issue.
I had a blocked right and hydrosalpinx on the left. I've been taking serrapeptase and Chinese tea yui mu cao, I forgot the other tea. But it removed the blockage on the right.
@@AllThingsLaSharn so it worked to open the blocked tube by adhesions. How about the hydrosalphinx? I had the same issue, both tube blocked and hydrosalphinx bilateral so it's so depressed after a failed IVF last year i'm desperate to find out help
Hi! Just want to ask if after the surgery you are able to conceive/pregnant naturally? I'm having second thoughts on doing laparoscopy procedure for my right fallopian tubes with hydrosalpinx. I will really appreciate if you can reply. Thanks! 😊
+Ruth Tag-at hi Ruth, no I didn't conceive naturally however didn't try naturally since I don't get cycles on my own to try. For me getting the surgery is what helped make my IVF cycle work. Hope that answers your questions! Best of luck to you!
I had a myomectomy (for uterine fibroids) in order to increase my chances of pregnancy. Now, I have a hydrosalpinx from surgical adhesions. :( I don't know if I could stomach another surgery (the myomectomy was an open incision, like a c-section, and I am still numb there from the procedure 7 months later).
So sorry to hear you are going through that. As much as surgery is hard, I definitely recommend it as the end result makes it all worth it!
Hi +BabyNicohaus I am in the of getting the surgery, but I am a little nervous, I had an ectopic pregnancy so one of my tubes is blocked and she THINKS there is fluid in, but what was the down time after the surgery. and I almost dont know what questions I should ask, or if I should get a second opinion> Im lost, scared but want results :-)
+charysse11 sorry I've been busy with work and haven't gotten a chance to respond to messages in awhile. Second opinions are always good and I highly recommend! I feel that if there's fluid you want to take care of it! Recovery from my tube removal was about a week - maybe alittle less but I waited one month to get my body healed and then did my FET cycle which brought us our son :)
Stay positive and best of luck to you on this journey!!
Thank you for responding... I actually had the surgery and my tubes ending up being open... so we are moving to the next cycle. . I will keep you posted.... thanks again
charysse11 Have you bn able to conceive? pliz reply!
I read it is possible to take out the fluid from hydrosalpinx with the help of ultrasound during egg retrieval from IFV. I just had laparascopy and they couldnt remove the hydrosalpinx tube because of the adhesions but I am not sure if they took the fluid out so I will ask my IFV doctor if she can take out the fluid because one day before surgery there was fluid in my uterus which has cleared now but I am scared anyway next month I have an appointment and I am planning to also freeze in case the first cycle doesn t work . How many embryos did you put when you got pregnant?
Hi there- So sorry you are going through this and apologies for the delayed response. For my successful transfers post surgery I put in 2 embryos. Both transfers resulted in twins however the first pregnancy we unfortunately lost one twin around 8-9 wks.
Hello thank you so much for sharing your story it's very helpful and congratulations on your success listening to your story gave me so much hope. I also need IVF I have 2 uteruses and 2 cervical openings they can only find one ovary on my left and on my right there's a big cyst so they can't see if I have a right ovary I have a hydrosalpinx and cyst that needs to be removed before I start IVF I'm trying to get the surgery done but it's taking a while God willing I hope we can finish the surgery soon so we can start IVF.
Nora Elokaby Thank you for the kind words, and it makes me feel good that I can pass along hope to you! Thank you for sharing your story with me as well. I remember having to wait a bit to get my surgery done but once it was done I was SO thankful!! That surgery literally changed my life, and I'm so thankful everyday that I got it. Hopefully you are ready to get it soon. Is there a reason they are making you wait longer for it? Sending you LOTS of prayers for a successful surgery, as well as successful IVF. I know the wait is hard but it will be so worth it in the end. Thank you for connecting :)
Hey can you help me out?...i have only 1 connected fallopian tube to the uterus and it is blocked..the type of blockage is it is blocked at the end of the tube near the ovaries..the doctor looked at it with ultrasound and said there is no fluid there's just the block...he said that I dont don't need to remove since it doesn't have any fluid and that it shouldn't interfere with ivf chances...what do you think?
Thanks for reaching out and I’m so sorry to hear you’re going thru this though journey. For me my tube was leaking fluid which hinders everything. Of course I’m not a dr at all but my best advice is that if you feel alittle uncertain at all there is nothing wrong with getting a second opinion from another dr... it may make you then feel more confident in what to do. Best of luck to u!
I had hydrosalpinx on both tubes. I had a tuboplasty to have them opened. Should I wait to conceive natural or I go ahead with ivf
How did that work out for you? I wanted to have a tubal recanilization but my dr said it’s a waste of money as my tubes will just refill. 😢
Did youget hydrosalpinx From endometriosis
When I was diagnosed with it the dr said the hydro could be caused by multiple things so he wasn’t able to provide me one clear answer. Thankfully it was found because it’s extremely toxic to embryos.
hey guys my hsg said both my tubes are bilateral blocked ,,and my only option is surgery or IVF.....so is there anything that I can take to increase my chance of getting pregnant?
+Martha Mukuwa my opinion is ivf or surgery are the way to go. However I'm not a dr so that's just my personal opinion. It's what helped me!! Best of luck!
Research serrapeptase first. I unblocked my tubes naturally using it.
@@AllThingsLaSharn how long did you take the serrapeptase?