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If a woman of child bearing age lost her uterus, can she deliver a baby in an ectopic pregnancy? |
ectopic pregnancies occur outside the uterus and are regarded as abnormal, a risk to the health of the mother, Do they ever deliver the babies and have they been artificially inseminated to accomplish such a pregnancy when the woman has no uterus due to birth anomaly or surgery? Ectopic pregnancies are very dangerous and science has never found a way to deliver a baby that was formed in the fallopian tubes because of the fact that the falopian tubes are too small to allow room for the fetus inside to grow to its full birth weight length and size. The more and more a fetus grows inside of the fallopian tubes the more they expand and begin to break. If the tubes break or bust the woman could die if not brought to the emergency room right away. If her tubes burst she will never carry a child so it is best to try and save her tubes and get rid of the fetus BEFORE there is a risk of death. This way the doctors can at least try to save her fertility. At this point the woman's life is at risk and so is the fetus's and since the baby is already forming it cannot be saved or transferred to the uterus. Since the woman you are speaking of has no uterus she would not be able to ever carry a baby. Are her eggs still fertile or any good? If so she has the option to find a surrogate mother which depending on the person it may cost a lot of money or no money at all if it is a good friend who has already carried children in the past. The baby would be her own if she implants her own eggs into the woman's uterus with the man's sperm of whom she wishes to have children with If not she could adopt. There are other options just not for her own body Sorry. No she cannot. No you have to have a uterus. no, you cannot deliver ectopically. no uterus=no babies. no i dont think she can. No, ectopic pregnancies will result in the rupture of the fallopian tube, a medical emergency. I'm afraid you need a uterus to deliver a baby. not very likely |
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