Re: Becoming pregrant

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No way to know. Perhaps ask doc to do a dye test to see of tubea are open.

At Sat, 28 Sep 2002, Elisa wrote: >
>I have krohn's disease. I was operated on in September 2001 when one
>day I awoke with terrible pain in my stomach, I went to emergency and
>was operated on that same day for a small perforation in the small
>intestine and 18 inches of my small intestine was removed. I want to
>become pregnant, but I am concerned that my filopian tubes were scarred
>due to the peritonitis, and I will have to resort to invitro to become
>pregnant. Is this true, and what are my options, I am 29 yrs. old.

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