Where can I find more information about a ruptured Fallopian Tube found in a newborn?

All I can find is information about tubal (ectopic) pregnancies. What about ruptured Fallopian tubes in non-pregnant woman and babies?



I ask because I know a person who as a 28-day old baby had to have surgery to repair it and now wants to know more about it and whether it will effect her ability to become pregnant. She wants to gather some info before seeing a doctor about it, but I can't find anything for her.Where can I find more information about a ruptured Fallopian Tube found in a newborn?I am so sorry about your friend. I had an ectopic pregnancy and it was SO painful. Hm, I would try a women's site like ivillage.com or Google it. Or maybe ask your own gynocologist about it and where you can find info about it.Where can I find more information about a ruptured Fallopian Tube found in a newborn?
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You have 2 fallopian tubes-I havent heard of a newborn with a ruptured tube. If the baby needed surgery on one-she still has another. As long as she has her ovaries and one tube she will be able to conceive-The only reason I can think of that a newborn would have problems is mal-formation or a cyst-or something along that line. From a nurseWhere can I find more information about a ruptured Fallopian Tube found in a newborn?You may have already tried this site, but www.babycenter.com is very informative.Where can I find more information about a ruptured Fallopian Tube found in a newborn?
Her best (and most reliable) option is to ask a GYN directly.