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What will make a girl lose her ability to be a mother from an accident?
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See below: This is a difficult question to answer without specifics. In general any damage to the female reproductive tract (either by direct trauma, infection and so forth) can decrease a person's chance of conceiving. The best answers for this would be from an obstetrician. Good luck.
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