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Can a woman become pregnant after getting her right uterine tube removed and left ovary removed?
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Unlikely: I believe in miracles but this would be highly unlikely and unexpected. With the ovary gone on the left and no direct connection from the right it would be near impossible for an egg from your right ovary to find its way into the uterus for implantation and fertilization. Not necessarily impossible but having it to happen would border on the miraculous. Modern methods could assist you though.
Answered 3/17/2013
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