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Q: No Uterus - Is Pregnency Still Possible? .....scared
asked by: Skip on January 8th, 2005
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Hey,

i am 17 and was born with no uterus, cervix of fallopian tubes. But I still get really paranoid about getting pregnant. I'm on aleese.....And I guess you could say that having no uterus is like having a historectomy. But lately i've been feeling really sick, and tired and my brests hurt really bad whenever anything comes into contact with them. I know these are all signs of being pregnant.... What do you think? :(
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sftbllchika06
replied on January 8th, 2005
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I am almost positive you cannot get pregnant w/o a uterus. What could be causing your symptoms might be a cyst on one of your ovaries. If I misunderstood and you don't have ovaries sorry. You might want to go to the doctor to be checked out.



Meghan
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*LiDdLeMoMmY15*
replied on January 9th, 2005
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No there is no way sorry!!!
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1stTimeMom2Be
replied on January 10th, 2005
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I dont see how it would be possible becuz the baby is in your uterus....
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steen
replied on January 10th, 2005
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It all depends. Do you still have ovaries? And is there any connection between the vagina and the ovaries? If there is merely just continuous tissue where the crevix should normally be, then you simply can not get pregnant. Because the sperm would have to somehow reach the egg that was released from the ovaries.

And even if this happened, it would have to implant somewhere. And anything other then the uterus or a small part of the fallopian tubes is rather inhospitable to implantation.
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becky24
replied on January 21st, 2005
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I am sorry but there is no way that you can get pregnant.Where would you carry the baby.You can have your eggs planted in someone else's uterus and they can carry the baby for you like a surrogate.Did you ever see the movie"the arlette sweltzer story"?
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pinkcandy100
replied on May 26th, 2005
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Heya I don't really no much but I no you have nothing 2 worry about! You definatly cant get pregnant as you need 2 have falopean tubes 4 the overies to travel through in the first place and they have2have somewhere for them 2 go! Ie uterus which u dont have)
with the whole breasts hurting etc it might just be hormones ...You should maybe go see a doctor if it worries you! I don't really no my self but u should try looking 4 any odd lumps4 breast cancer ...And get them checked out I dnt want 2 alarm you but its better safe then sorry hope I have helped xxx
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Lady_Chariss
replied on June 8th, 2005
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Pregnancy W/no Uterus
I would like to know too if this is possible, I had my uterus removed a few years back because of edometriosis had lots of tissue through out my body bad pains etc., but now it is wierd because I am goin through all symptoms of pregnancy and have movement I have been pregnant 6 times before so I know what it feels like. What do you think?
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3kizz
replied on June 10th, 2005
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Am 17 and was born with no uterus, cervix of fallopian tubes. But I still get really paranoid about getting pregnant. I'm on aleese.....And I guess you could say that having no uterus is like having a historectomy. But lately i've been feeling really sick, and tired and my brests hurt really bad whenever anything comes into contact with them. I know these are all signs of being pregnant.... What do you think? :(

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she has no uterus cervix or fallopian taubes, no pregnancy can occur
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NovaScotiaMom
replied on June 30th, 2005
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No Uterus
If that was the case, we'd see a lot of pregnant men!!!
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mykai8
replied on July 16th, 2007
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Re: No Uterus - Is Pregnency Still Possible? .....scared
Skip wrote:
Hey,

i am 17 and was born with no uterus, cervix of fallopian tubes. But I still get really paranoid about getting pregnant. I'm on aleese.....And I guess you could say that having no uterus is like having a historectomy. But lately i've been feeling really sick, and tired and my brests hurt really bad whenever anything comes into contact with them. I know these are all signs of being pregnant.... What do you think? Sad


i feel that i may be my breast size went up two cups sizes and they hurt but i dont no how to find out everyone thinks iam crazy
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mykai8
replied on July 16th, 2007
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Re: Pregnancy W/no Uterus
Lady_Chariss wrote:
I would like to know too if this is possible, I had my uterus removed a few years back because of edometriosis had lots of tissue through out my body bad pains etc., but now it is wierd because I am goin through all symptoms of pregnancy and have movement I have been pregnant 6 times before so I know what it feels like. What do you think?


i think you might be if you know what its like to be then you should look into it good luck. i am going though the same thing i think i may be too.
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AyaMiyaki
replied on July 16th, 2007
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Please refer to http://ehealthforum.com/health/topic60471. html for information on hysterectomies and pregnancy.
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RainbowSong89
replied on December 24th, 2008
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From a registered nurse.
The nurse's advice:
First of all, you only need ONE functioning ovary attached to a fallopian tube. If you don't have a uterus, or fallopian tubes, it is impossible to get pregnant, or even to have a ectopic pregnancy (a pregnancy in the fallopian tube). Is your vagina a blind pouch, or is it open at the abdominal end? If it is blind, there is absolutely no way to get pregnant. If it's open, the sperm might find it's way to an egg, but there would be nowhere to implant. The zygote would die. No worries! Infact, you don't need to be on Birth Control pills, but always use a condom to protect against STIs!
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mary2115nw2003
replied on September 10th, 2009
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no uterus or cervix
wish i could say no but ummmmmmm im pregnate and i had a partial historectomy how ever i still have both overies and tubes so i can sit here and say i know better
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foxydawn
replied on October 12th, 2009
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Can I carry a baby with no uterus r cervix?
OMG...Thank you for your post...I had a partial w uterus and cervix removed...have tubes and overies left, however I have had 5 pregnancys and know what the early signs are. I feel pregnant..goin t doc on Fri...keep ya posted
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