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47 years old with one ovary and fallopian tube. fairly normal periods, do i need to worry about getting pregnant ? what are the chances ?
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Yes: You have the potential to get pregnant based on what little we know. Rough guess would be a 1 in 15 chance each month of unprotected sex.
Answered 4/1/2013
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