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Had a tubal in '09, got pregnant in '13, birthed in '14. did not have a repeat surgery. can i get pregnant again or is the tubal effective still?
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You can get pregnant: If your tubal was done in 2009 and you had a pregnancy in 2013 then your tubal has failed and you can definitely get pregnant again.
Answered 7/21/2015
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