Previously posted on High Risk Board
Hello Ladies-
I was looking for some advice. my DH and I have been TTC since we got married in November. I know it hasnt been that long but I have some medical issues. 4 years ago my Dr found a cyst on my ovary(not cancer) that had taken it over and so they removed the ovary and the tube. So i currently have only one. I was looking for some advice from anyone who has concieved/TTC with only one ovary and if they have any advice? Did you have any other issues. I was also born with only one kidney so not sure how that will factor in. I have an appt with my dr in a few weeks for my annual and plan on talking to her about what she thinks we should do.
Thanks in advance for any help/advice!
Re: Looking for some advice....
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I think it pretty much depends on how aggressive you want to be about TTC. Missing a tube and ovary means it might take you longer to get pregnant than a normal couple. With normal couples, it can take up to a year to conceive. So, if you're not in a rush to have a baby right now, waiting it out and trying naturally at least until you hit the year mark might be an option.
If you don't want to wait it out, I suggest starting with the initial testing. This includes 7DPO(days past ovulation) bloodwork, an HSG (to make sure your one tube and your ute are clear of blockages), and an s/a (semen analysis) for your DH.
Your obgyn can do this initial testing for you, but if you choose to go through treatments I suggest seeing an RE.
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