Laparoscopy?

Question

Dr. Said he was going to do the procedures and probably will remove my right tube!? I’ve been trying for 7 years and nothing! All my blood work it’s fine. Husbands tests came out good 
Has anyone had a Laparoscopy done? Any suggestions? Will it be harder to get pregnant?

Answer

I had 4 surgeries due to my endometriosis i hope this dont ruin my chances to get pregnant

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I had the surgery for endometriosis and bilateral cyst removal in the beginning of November 2018. Since then we're going on 4 months ttc. Recovery is easy, but you'll need someone to stick around for about 24 hours or until you can get up and walk around by yourself.  I was in quite a bit of pain and had the worst shakes after surgery and my boyfriend took care of me. It will probably be difficult to urinate for the first day after surgery but it's normal, I sat on the toilet for about almost 10-15 minutes until I could go pee but it's relief when it goes. I still have two small scars on my hips but I think it's worth it when ttcing. Still only going on 4 months ttc in March if my period shows up tomorrow so I still got time to keep trying. The surgery was easy and felt quick, but then again I was given local anesthesia so I slept through it all and some. Just keep someone near for your first day or two

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I had a laparoscopy for endometriosis. I was stage 3 and they were able to remove most of it. I was pregnant within 6 months. Recovery is okay; you’ll probably need someone to help you getting up from sitting or laying down for a day or two. I felt achy for a few weeks. Scars are minimal.

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