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I had my cervix and uterus removed in 2008 is it still possible for me to get pregnant?
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No: there have been very rare reports of abdominal pregnancy following hysterectomy, but for all practical purposes, you do not have to be worried about getting pregnant after a hysterectomy.
Answered 10/23/2017
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