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Is it possible to still ovulate if you have or had an std where you can't get pregnant?
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Yes: Infertility from STDs in women are usually due to fallopian tube scarring. So women who become infertile from std or pelvic inflammatory disease still ovulate. If you are not experiencing regular periods, then there may be an ovulation issue. However, most women will still ovulate even if she cannot get pregnant from previous std.
Answered 6/19/2015
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