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A member asked:

Is it possible for me to still have kids if my fallopian tube is removed and only one ovary functions correctly?

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Yes: Providing the fallopian tube to the one functioning ovary i intact you can still get pregnant.

Dr Ferguson agreed

Answered 1/3/2014

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