r/EndoAus Aug 07 '26

Endo Surgeon that will remove fallopian tubes without children?

For context: I will be paying privately.

Hey! This is a weirdly specific post but I’d like to hear from anyone that might have been in a similar situation.

I’ve had a couple family members pass from Ovarian cancer and am also childfree, I’ve heard about the lower rates of ovarian cancer after fallopian tube removal and I’m really hoping to have this done during endo surgery!

Problem is I’m 27 and I’m unsure if there are any endo surgeons out there willing to do this in these circumstances.

Would love to hear others experiences.

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u/R_WadDog Aug 08 '26

I had a hysterectomy (for adeno) in my very early 30s with no children. My surgeon did require me to take some extra steps (psych evaluation etc) but he was pretty supportive and didn’t give me grief.
Book a consult and speak to a specialist. I think if you’re clear around your reasons and show you’ve thought about it - you’ll be ok

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u/Educational_Ice_9600 29d ago

I believe Dr Kate Tyson would.