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robertl6

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tubes tied, partial hysterectomy, pregnant??? Posted: 05-05-08 11:02am


Seven years ago my wife had her tubes tied, january this year she had a cyst and had a partial hysterectomy. Is it possible for her to get or that she is pregnant? She is fatigued and has had morning sickness for a few days now.

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Posted: 05-05-08 11:24am


No. She cannot get pregnant. Her sickness probably has to do with something else.

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