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A member asked:
Hello i only have one fallopain tub but 2 ovary and how doe it work ?? to try conceiving a baby
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Can try: if you ovulate on the side of the tube, pregnancy is more likely, although pregnancy can happen even if you ovulate on the other side
Answered 7/18/2014
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