Anatomic problems can be fixed with surgery and treatment to help increase your chances of getting pregnant.
Anatomic problems can be fixed with surgery and treatment to help increase your chances of getting pregnant.
If you’re having trouble getting pregnant, it may be due to an anatomic problem that can be corrected with the help of a doctor. Fibroids, ovarian cysts, blocked fallopian tubes and endometriosis are all known to prevent pregnancy.
An anatomic problem can be fixed with the help of a surgeon and various treatments that can further increase your chances of getting pregnant.
Reviewed by Dr. Jen Lincoln, December 2018
I was only able to get pregnant once with the assistance of a specialist. When I asked about getting pregnant again he told me it was a miracle it worked the first tine. He said I had no more eggs and if I wanted to be pregnant again I would need to get an egg and have it implanted after it was viable. I am now 66 and was wondering if there was any possibility fir me to have another child.
Hi Nancy, I’m sure your infertility doctor has discussed the risks and probabilities of a pregnancy at your age. I never say never but it would be an incredibly risky choice to try and get pregnant at this point!