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Pregnancy 18-34 Community
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change in menstrual cycle
by dsharp, Jun 23, 2008 10:26PM
I have three questions 1-does your menstrual cycle change after having left fallopian tube removed? and 2-Can you still get pregnant after one tube has been removed? 3-What happens to the eggs from the left overy when theres no fallopian tube?
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2). Yes, you can most definitely become pregnant!
3). The eggs from the other ovary will either dissolve after they mature or you will actually still ovulate (the egg MAY still be able to find its way to the uterus but most likely will end up dissolving somewhere in your abdomen).
So what's up girly? Are you hoping that you will still be able to become pregnant? Whatever you are here for I hope you find the answers you seek!