is it dangerous to be pregnant after a uterus surgery was performed on  a person?
534710
It depends on how and why the surgery was performed.  The woman should talk to her GYN about the specifics of her case.  There's really no one-size-fits-all answer.  Best wishes.
298955
Well, it's not a personal experience, but a friend of mine, after trying to get pregnant unsuccessfully, found out that she had cysts. She had those removed (must have been 2 years ago) and now she has a beautiful baby boy :-)
140509
My sister had operation because of scoliosis and she had no problems during her pregnancy, she had a baby during natural way (no Cesarian section) aand she is pregnant again :)
298795
Most people don't have the experience I did, but I think it is important to know that things can go wrong.  I felt OK immediately after the procedure, except for the effects of the anesthesia.  Three days post-op, I began having a fever, nausea and vomiting.  I went to the emergency room because my surgeon was out of town and didn't have anyone covering for him. I was diagnosed with a staph infection that went systemic.  I was in the hospital for 2 weeks on IV antibiotics.  Not fun.  After that I was fine.  I had the procedure done on my hips and went down 3 pants sizes.  The only drawback I would tell you about is when they remove the fats cells from one place on your body, they are gone forever and you will never have fat in that area again.  When I gain weight, I used to gain it in my hips.  Now if I gain weight, it all gets packed onto my stomach, which I never had before. After the above experience, I would never have it done again, or have any elective surgery again.  I would only have surgery if my life was threatened.
183587
It should certainly be possible, but a lot certainly depends on scar tissue.  If you are having problems getting pregnant, don't discount that it may be your partner as well.  This is something you should probably consult your doctor about.\n\nI don't usually do this, but here it is:  as to those people condemning you for having an abortion, they were never in your shoes and none of them have even bothered to ask the circumstances.  In their world, they probably think they are doing good, but they somehow lost track of civility and tact.  Be well, please.
561164
well it's impossible to make any conclusive statements without knowing the entire case and what exactly was damaged.  if it was intussusception (when one part of the intestine "telescopes" into another causing a blockage of his bowels) and then a ruptured bowel, then this should not really affect his ability to have kids later in life.  I believe if there had been any involvement of his reproductive system the surgeons would have told you.
33330
in a hysterectomy, the uterus is removed...what a lot of people don't know is that whatever sperm doesn't make it to the fellopian tube to catch an egg is actually absorbed into the body and broken down. the sperm is so microscopic that it actually permeates the walls of the vagina and wanders into viscera.
860479
its quite safe unless your doc advises u against it.\nthere may be some problem in normal intercourse due to incresed belly.\noral on lady should be done carefully so that air is not blown which may cause some complication.
978575
well..I tried a Lot of remedies..lot's  of pain and finally had the surgery...endrometrosis get's worse and can cause lots of adhesions as in my case\npregnacy allieviatesn it  and for the most part you are pain free while pregnant.if you are planning a pregnancy.now might be a good time before it causes more problems..cancer very strong in my family I do believe the surgey may have just prolonged my life...have those babies if that is your desire and good luck
1176547
Yes- implantation can occur in the tubes and any other place other than the uterus, and is termed an ectopic pregnancy.  A uterine pregnancy is the only place where it can survive. The egg can also implant in the ovary, abdomen, or the cervix.\nAs far as if one has a tubal ligation done, it is still possible to get pregnant as only total hysterectomy and abstinence are 100% effective.  Having a tubal ligation done also makes you more susceptible to having an ectopic.
217498
very dangerous if not followed up with a obstetrician...you can develop toxemia.
149481
complete Hysterectomy or pregnacy both can stop periods
414485
Could be risky.  You had better ask your doctor to be sure.
963685
If you have an ovary and a uterus, you can still get pregnant.
1158950
Yes, There is a slight risk of becoming pregnant after tubal ligation. This happens to about 5 per 1,000 women after 1 year. After a total of 10 years following tubal ligation, about 18 per 1,000 women will have become pregnant.\n \nPregnancy may occur if: \nThe tubes grow back together or a new passage forms (recanalization) that allows an egg to be fertilized by sperm. \n\nThe surgery was not done correctly.\n\nYou were pregnant at the time of surgery.
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I'm not an authority on this but just had a baby boy born last Saturday. My wife was drinking in he first month because we didn't know she was pregnant. After that she didnt touch a drop and our baby was born absolutely perfect. Mind you she never smoked the ganga. But I smoked for over 10 years very heavily. Right up to the pregnancy. Seems as soon as I stopped she got pregnant. Good form of birth control.\n\nBut I would recommend to your friend to see her GP and have an early scan and blood tests. she should be honest with the doctor. There is alot of people saying that these things do not justify abortion as the effects are not known to be detrimental always.
155726
Yes. My wife is pregnant now because of it. Just becareful, there can be side effects.