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Is it possible to get pregnant with no fallopian tubes? and no ivf?
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Possible Ectopic : It is possible. However, the chance that the pregnancy is not in the uterus (ectopic) is very high. Ectopic pregnancy can be very dangerous to the mother. If you have had your tubes tied or removed and you think you might be pregnant, see a doctor right away. Get a blood pregnancy test. Urine tests may not work. Be safe.
Answered 6/8/2013
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