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Tubes tied clipped burnt...anyway i can get pregnant without the surgery finaces is very low...i heard of folic pills and something thats called maca?
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Unlikely: Surgery is probably the best option to try and reconnect and chance of pregnancy.
Answered 9/11/2016
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