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Is Conception Possible After The Removal Of The Right Fallopian Tube?
Hi, I did an ultrasound today and my right ovary is 2.6cc and my left ovary is 2.7cc. Had my right fallopian tube removed 2 years ago due to an ectopic pregnancy. I am 34 years of age. Been trying to get pregnant a year now without any luck. Can the size of the my ovaries be the problem?
Tue, 16 Aug 2016
Hello,
No the size of your ovaries is normal. Ovaries are pretty small. It is more difficult to become pregnant with only one Fallopian tube but if the other one is working normally then pregnancy is possible. You may want to see a gynecologist to help determine the condition of the other tube. Also make sure you are having sex regularly around the time of ovulation which occurs approximately 14 days after the first day of your period
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No the size of your ovaries is normal. Ovaries are pretty small. It is more difficult to become pregnant with only one Fallopian tube but if the other one is working normally then pregnancy is possible. You may want to see a gynecologist to help determine the condition of the other tube. Also make sure you are having sex regularly around the time of ovulation which occurs approximately 14 days after the first day of your period
Regards
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