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Is it possible to conceive with a partial ovary? had unilateral salpingo oop and cystectomy two months ago but still no period. no contraceptive use.
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Yes: you presumably have one working ovary and a working open tube on that side to convey a sperm up to the ovum and then back down to the uterus. It just takes one little connection to work. Good luck to you!
Answered 4/14/2016
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