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In 2012 i had both my fallopian tubes removed, along with my right ovary. i am told i could possibly still get pregnant but others say its impossible.

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Dr. Christina Han answered

Specializes in Maternal-Fetal Medicine

Possible : If you had a tubal ligation ("tubes tied"), there is a possibility that the tied off ends of the tubes can form a new connection. If you had your tubes removed completely, then the chance is significantly lower.

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Answered 2/5/2018

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