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Q: Is it possible to conceive after removal of an Adenomatoid T

asked by: DoctorQuestion on June 28th, 2006

Hello,

Do you think that after removal of an adenomatoid tumor is it possiple a woman to conceive ? My doctor said that he don't like my uterus . On th other hand he said that he made a good job (plastic) to the uterus.
I am thinking of try again by Ivf . What didyou say!

Thank you.
My period is every 21 days (the minimum) up to 25 (the maximum) and this year i missed 2 months .

Replies(1)

Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on August 8th, 2007

Infertility Answer A1169

Yes, it is possible to conceive after removal of an adenomatoid tumor.You might consider to first try conception using “in vitro” fertilization.

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