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A member asked:
I recently had to get iud laparoscopically removed it migrated out of my uterus and was next to my bladder can i still get pregnant?
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Yes: Having an IUD migrate into the abdomen and then surgically removed should not prevent you from getting pregnant if there are no other problems.
Answered 6/4/2014
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