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It looks like Kim Kardashian really wants to have another baby. However, certain circumstances may stop her from realizing her dream. Even then, she is reportedly checking all the possibilities - one of them is undergoing uterus surgery to get pregnant for the third time.

Kim Kardashian Reveals Her Problem in "KUWTK"

The reality star seems ready to go to any limit, just to ensure that she gives birth to her third child. In the promo clip of the upcoming "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" episode, the mother-of-two said that she is planning to undergo uterus surgery to have a third child, reports Daily News.

Kim Kardashian also said that the doctor has warned her that the third pregnancy can be dangerous for her. In the teaser, the reality star revealed to her family that she will have to repair her uterus if she intends to have another baby.

The big announcement from Kim Kardashian triggered off concern among her family members. Some of them said that they do not want her to go ahead with the surgery or third pregnancy. Corey Gamble, the current beau of Kris Jenner said that he does not want her to do anything risky.

 Kim Kardashian's Previous Complicated Pregnancies

The previous pregnancies of Kim Kardashian have also been complicated. She experienced several problems during her pregnancies with both 1-year-old Saint and 3-year-old North. In the clip, the wife of rapper, Kanye West said that having more kids is going to be a struggle for her, reports AOL.

According to her, she has already gone through two risky deliveries and hence doctors do not think it is safe for her to be pregnant again. During each of her previous pregnancies, Kim Kardashian suffered from a rare condition called placenta accrete. With this condition, the placenta is located too deep inside the wall of the uterus and the doctor has to take extra efforts to remove it.

Although doctors have warned her not to try for a third pregnancy, Kim Kardashian is eager to give North and Saint a sibling and may go ahead with the surgery. Stay tuned with us for more updates.