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tommy81874

August 1st, 2009

i had a hysterectomy about five years ago in the past couple of months i have had onset nausea for no reason and some cramping i only have one ovary can i still get pregnant?

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JavaMissus

replied August 1st, 2009

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You could get pregnant with a Tubular Pregnancy...This type of pregnancy must be aborted immediately....If the cramping gets real bad you may want to check this out with your OB-GYN...This seldom happens, but it is a good thing to keep in the back of your mind...Good luck...

Caroline

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tommy81874

replied August 2nd, 2009

ok thank you

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tommy81874

replied August 2nd, 2009

i had a eptopic about 13 years ago

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