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I need to know what are the chances of a succesful ivf if i had the left tube removed and the right one damaged. should i remove the one on the right?
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Fertility issues: This is a highly specific situation so it will need to be addressed one on one with a doctor who can look at your medical history and whatever medical study was done that showed a damaged right tube. In general if a hydrosalpinx is confirmed then IVF is more successful after removal of the tube
Answered 6/17/2018
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