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Is there a such thing as an outter ovary in which you can get pregnant without penetration?
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∙ 11y ago
No, you can only get pregnant through sexuial intercourse.
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Is pregnancy possible without an ovary?
As long as you have at least one functioning ovary left you can get pregnant.
Is it possible to get pregnant with just one ovary left if theres an opening?
As long as you have a functioning ovary and a uterus, then yes, you can get pregnant.
Will the woman get pregnant if her one ovary is broken?
If the other ovary is still functional then yes. It may take longer to become pregnant but it is not imposable.
What happens if you have a tumor on your ovary?
she's pregnant
Can you get pregnant after having an ovary removed because of a ovarian cyst?
Yes, if you still have the other ovary. Girls are born with two ovaries, both of which produce eggs. So if you still have the other ovary, you can definitely become pregnant.
What are the odds of a women with one tube and ovary of getting pregnant?
The loss of one ovary reduces fertility only by about 50%.
Is it possible to get pregnant when your tubes have been tied since 2000?
Can you get Pregnant with only one tube one ovary and being tied?
If a man puts his finger in female ovary and shake it and the female sperm is out from her ovary does she become pregnant?
A man cannot put his hand in an ovary unless he is a surgeon and has cut her open. Females do not have sperm. No, there isn't going to be a pregnancy.
Is it possible to get pregnant by taking a sperm out after intercourse and fusing with other women's ovary?
Yes
Can a girl get pregnant if she has a sist on her ovary?
Yes. The sist would have no effect on sexual activity.
Open surgery for hysterectomy and ovary removal?
With no ovaries or uterus, you definitely won't get pregnant.
How would you donate an ovary to your sister?
You likely would not be able to donate an ovary. Since the ovary is not a life-sustaining organ, she can live without hers. If you transplant an organ, then the recipient of the donated organ would have to have her immune system suppressed for the rest of her life to keep her from rejecting the ovary. During that time, if she were to become pregnant, the baby would likely also be recognized as a foreign entity in her body. This would cause her body to try reject the baby. Being pregnant with a suppressed immune system would not be feasible either. Perhaps a more reasonable approach would be for your to carry a baby for her as a surrogate mother.
