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I have hypoplastic uterus with normal ovaries..is it possible to get pregnant normally?
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More details : The exact meaning of hypo plastic uterus needs more clarification. You will need to see a reproductive endocrinologist to evaluate your individual unique case and counsel you on the options
Answered 11/30/2015
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