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How can you get pregnant with one ovary removed and a tube removed from the other side?

asked by gregg02 (14)

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If the tube is completely severed, it cannot happen naturally. It would be possible to get pregnant through in vitro fertilization, however.

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posted by John (8677)
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If the one ovary is still viable regardless of the tubal removal or blockage, in vitro fertilization is an option and will most likely result in a successful pregnancy. This does depend on the reasons for the removal of the ovary and any other fertility problems. In vitro fertilization is about as expensive as reversing a tubal ligation.

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posted by Mary (1933)
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As long as you have an ovary and tube on the same side you will be able to achieve a pregnancy. You do not need two ovariers to ovulate. It may take you a tad longer to become pregnant.

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posted by Rose (6753)
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Usually in this situation you will not get pregnant but if you do then it was just Gods will for you to concieve and have a child. Doctors do not always know everything.

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It depends on how much of the tube was removed, and what your definition of pregnant is. An ectopic is possible (and likely).

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