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A member asked:
Removal of a ovary together with the fallopian tube there is a risk for prolapsed uterus?
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No: The ovaries and tubes provide no support for the uterus.
Answered 11/4/2012
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Unlikely: It would depend on the route of the removal but it would be uncommon. In unusual circumstances this surgery can be done vaginally that has the potential to increase risk for prolapse.
Answered 10/18/2018
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