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Can a 34 years female get pregnant with one ovary?
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Yes: As long as no hormonal or structural issues with reproductive system present, then one ovary should be able to accommodate the work required to maintain fertility and allow pregnancy. Should always discuss plans and concerns with your gyn.
Answered 5/10/2016
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