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A member asked:
After both fallopian tubes were removed i noticed normal periods and my flow has been getting lighter. is this normal?
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Maybe: If you are in childbearing age, the removal of both tubes should not affected your periods unless your blood supply affected by your surgery somewhat and periods changes mostly influenced by your age, BMI and other health status especially endocrine abnormality. Anyway you should be glad flow is lighter and regular but if you think of fertility then your only chance of successful rate is by IVF.
Answered 10/3/2016
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