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uterus removed at age 10. re-implantation possible?

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February 18th, 2012
I do not have uterus. Its been removed during stomach operation when i was 10yrs old. Now i am 28. Is it possible to get pregnant by any way ? and can re-implantation is possible ?


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replied February 18th, 2012
Vaginal and Uterus Health Answer A31709
Hi,
Welcome to ehealthforum,
Without uterus, it is not possible to get pregnant. you need a uterus to carry the pregnancy. You can discuss about option of uterine transplants with a gynecologist (but this has very less success rates and about 90% of surgeries done result in death of patient). If your ovaries are functional and, if you are having ovulation, then you can discuss with your treating gynecologist about option of IVF combined with surrogacy (where you can have your eggs and your partner’s sperms united/fertilized to have baby and have it grow/develop in a ‘womb on rent’ such that you can be the biological parents for the child). Another option would be of going ahead with adoption (where you are not the biological parents of the child).
Take care.



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