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Re: One Ovary is damaged
From: D.N. (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Feb 28 09:04:32 2003

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Hi,
I had a similiar situation, but I was having a hysterectomy at the time. My right ovary was fine. After the surgery, my right ovary ovulated like normal. A year and a half after that surgery, my right one was covered in endo and adhesions.
I would suspect, if you are trying to get pregnant, you should talk to your doc about this and see if they can help. Women can get pregnant if they have just one ovary, but it does become a concern when you have endo and you don't want to lose that ovary too. Your body will only have the one ovary to stimulate to ovulate. It can happen monthly. It did for me (even out of just a remnant of an ovary) until I became perimenopausal.
Best wishes, D.N.
At Fri, 28 Feb 2003, anonymous wrote: >
>I have been for my third laporoscopy this week and was told that my left
>ovary is severly damaged by endo. (third degree of endo) But my right
>ovary is still in perfect order. How does this effect my fertility? How
>does ones body decide to release an egg from the right ovary in stead of
>the left?

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