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Re: blocked fallop tubes- cause??
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Jan 28 14:51:42 2005
Thanks - but it is true our whole family has had to face how cruel she
can be- she is verbally abusive at times and really according to my
brother has a psychiatric disorder. She even refused to walk down the
aisle when my brother get married because he did not like the girl he
married (he is a doctor by the way). She will never forget my sister
probably got this from an STD because no one else in the family got a
blocked tube- (that we know of ofcourse)- they are all perfect
(right..... ) I just hope she can get pregnant. They removed the
blocked tube.
At Fri, 28 Jan 2005, anonymous wrote:
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>It is true. Blocked fallopian tubes CAN be a result of an STD. Blocked
>fallopian tubes are NOT always caused by an STD. Please read this page:
>It's a long url so make sure you get everything between the << and >>
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>http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcarticles.nsf/pages/Salpingitis?OpenDocument
>>>
>It is true that when you have sex with someone you are exposed to any
>and everything they were exposed to from the people they have had sex
>with before you. It is also true that your sister could have just as
>easily gotten this from her husband on her wedding night, would your
>mother still be so harshly judgmental and cruel?
>
>I don't presume to know all about you, your sister and your mother and
>the relationship between the three of you but I would certainly be
>standing up to my mother and appealing to her more maternal side to show
>a little kindness and compassion to her daughter. I mean, whatever the
>cause of this, your mother really should not be treating your sister
>this way. It would be really sad if your mother would find herself
>having little or no relationship with her grandchildren as a result of
>her cruelty.
>
>At Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Sharon wrote:
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>>Hi everyone:
>>My sister was determined to have a blocked fallopian tube. She is
>>trying to get pregnant. Her OB/GYN told her it was caused by a sexually
>>transmitted disease or infection. She was sexually active with a few
>>men before she got married but not a lot and she was not promiscuous
>>compared to what is out there today. Well, my mother has given her a
>>real hard time about this due to what the ob/gyn said. My mother of
>>course married the man she dated since she was 15 yrs old- you get the
>>picture. But she has really been rough on my sister and said some nasty
>>things to her - and she's felt enough pressure trying to get pregnant
>>and can't. My question to you guys is can you get blocked tubes from
>>something other than STD'S - for instance say from endometriosis? Or is
>>it mostly caused by STD'S or pelvic infections. She had one lap done to
>>remove the blocked tube and the doc said he did not see endo but there
>>was scar tissue blocking the tube- But I know there have been many women
>>who have endo and many ob/gyns missed it on their first few laps. I
>>myself have advanced stage 4 endometriosis and if endo is genetic like
>>some say - then she could have had it too. I just don't want her
>>feeling bad if she doesn't have to -like she definitely got this from an
>>STD. Thanks much
>>
>>--
>>Sharon
>>
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