I Have One Open Fallopian Tube, Can I Get Pregnant?

YES! I have one tube, three months later I had a miscarrage, Four years later I gave birth to a baby boy. Don't let anyone tell you, its impossible because with one tube I'm working on baby
number four . Good luck and don't give up.IT IS POSSIBLE     !!!!!

I had an ectopic pregnancy in about 2 years ago and I had one tube and the same side ovary removed.My fiance and I have heen trying to conceive for about a year now with no luck. I really want to have a baby because I feel I am ready now, but I don't know what my chances are of actually conceiving.is there anything I can do in the bedroom to help my chances or any information you can give me on the chances of conceiving or anything at all I am becoming very desperate.

Pregnancy is possible if you have one tube open. But your chance of pregnancy is in every alternate cycle because one ovary ovulate in one cycle and second in other cycle. E.g. If your right ovary ovulate in the month then left ovary will ovulate in next month. If your right fallopian tube is blocked and right ovary has ovulated in this cycle then pregnancy is not possible in this month. Your left ovary will ovulate in the next cycle and pregnancy can occur as left tube is opened.
Success rate of IUI is not 100%. You can also go for test tube baby.

I had a fallopian tube and ovary removed at age 16 ive had 4 children conceived naturally and two of them are twins, I'm currently trying for a 5th but at 31 I don't know whether this will happen, you can get pregnant with only one tube my kids are living proof of it!

My husband and I were trying to conceive we found out both my tubes were blocked.
We did surgery to repair tubes the left tube  was opened. And I had 2 IUI (failed)
may 2009 1 Failed IVF.
Is it possible that my left tube is still opened. And can I get pregnant on my own.

My right fallopian tube is better than my left, I just had surgery to get them open they were blocked.

I believe the chances would be slim, if next to none.  The best thing is to consult with your doctor.  Get an ultrasound and an MRI done to determine if pregnancy is still an option, in the old fashioned way.  There is always a way of extracting eggs and fertilizing them so you can implant them in your uterous. That is if you want to get pregnant.  Do you still have ovaries?  That is another thing.  You can have an implant from someone else - if you are worried about getting pregnant, then be sure to use contraceptives until you know for sure

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I was born with only one ovary and tube and I have 3 kids 17, 13 and 4 years old.  I have had 3 miscarriages but you can do it. It might take a little longer to conceive, but it's possible.