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I just done laparoscopic , found small chocolate cyst ( removed )and lysis adhesion in pelvis(not yet remove )can i get pregnant naturally without ivf?
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I would say yes,but: it depends on where the adhesions are in the pelvis
Answered 6/30/2016
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