Hydrosalpinx

[andbabymakes3]

So right before my second IVF cycle, the doctor notices that I have developed Hydrosalpinx bilaterally and puts a stop to the cycle. It takes 5 weeks and progetrone pills for a period to show it's ugly face. I went in for another U/S to confirm that the Hydrosalpinx is still there. He suggests surgery to remove the tubes all together and says (very informally) that it's possible that this was cased by scar tissue from gastric bypass surgery I have 9 years ago. I find it interesting that I've been seeing him for 9 months now, been through 3 cycles yet NOW I get Hydrosalpinx and the blame is on a past surgery? Anyone else thing this is fishy?

[deftonesmo]

an ultrasound would confirm the presence of a hydrosalpinx . . . hydros will prevent IVF from working . . . fluid is so toxic! you could always get a second opinion . . .

http://my-hydrosalpinx.com/