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Q: Chylamidia and pregnancy
asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 4th, 2008
weve been trying toconceive for twenty months my partner has no children
we went to doctors and i had a progestone test which was normal and my partner had a normal sperm test.
my doctor is now referring me to hospital and i was wondering how long will i have to wait for an appointment? and what tests will i have to have done first?
also i have a fear my tubes are blocked or scarred if they are can it be rectified so i csn get pregnant


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on February 7th, 2008
Infertility Answer A3611
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Current medical status: been trying to conceive with my current partner for 20 mths, i have a 7 year old daughter previous relationship. my former partner cheated on me and gave me chylamidia however i wasnt daiagnosed until jan 06 so i could of had it for four years without knowing anyway so i was treated for that and everything was ok until my current patner and i started trying for a baby without success since june 06


A chlamydia infection can cause blockage of the fallopian tubes if not detected and treated on time. Fallopian tube blockage prevents spermatozoid and egg-cell movement and causes sterility. In addition to the most severe consequences such as sterility, 50% of all cases of Chlamydia infection manifest very mild symptoms or no symptoms at all. In such cases, sterility can be the first sign of infection. The tubes’ passage can be checked using hystero-salpingo-graphy (HSG) or laparoscopy/hysteroscopy. If both tubes are blocked, “in vitro” fertilization is the sole way you can get pregnant. You can consult a gynecologist about this problem and to request the necessary diagnostics.





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