Cone or loop biopsy and a BFP?

Hi Tanners - wow, can imagine that it's painful & not pleasant... hopefully worth it though for a BFP at the end. All FX'd for you
I don't have any experience with IVF, but I have had a cone biopsy (3mm tumour removed, luckily caught very early on through smear test) when 31yr & a natural pregnancy two years later.

I was worried in regards to pregnancy etc but my specialist said cone biopsy was all healed & no reason couldn't have a normal pregnancy & delivery. As it was I ended up having an emergency casesar as DD was 2 weeks overdue & got stuck   But supposedly shouldn't be any issue with the cone biopsy site.
In my case the cone biopsy & lymph node removal was a non invasive surgery method to retain fertility as I was young & had not had a family yet. (Alternate treatment if you've completed family is apparently hysterectomy as that removes all cells/risk). So in that sense it was successful

I've now had the all clear check up wise for 4 yrs & only have to have regular smears & specialist said fine to TTC #2. But must admit it does prey at back of my mind whether the CB surgery has any part to play in our not falling pregnant with #2 yet, but probably that's just to do with age more than anything as just turned 37.

Thanks for sharing your experience, and it was great to hear you have both had successful pregnancy's after the biopsy.

Buttons2 - because of my biopsy my cervix has folded in and also caused some scarring which actually left no real hole from the cervix into the uterus for the sperm to get in, they found this out when trying to place the embryos in at transfer stage. I've just had a laporscopy and cervical dilatation to create a 'gap'. I just thought I would mention this is you are having trouble conceiving no.2, wonder if you can get this checked out - it only takes the specialist about 5minutes.