Peter Attia· MD
Yes. Yes. It doesn't usually affect the uterus or the eggs or the ovaries. Yes.
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Yes. Yes. It doesn't usually affect the uterus or the eggs or the ovaries. Yes.
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So if if worst case scenario if a woman underos a severe infection with one or both of these um it's not treated in time she has completely scarred fallopian tubes. Is it still likely that she could get pregnant through IVF? Are the eggs still generally is the are the eggs and uterus still preserved enough to Yes. Yes. It doesn't usually affect the uterus or the eggs or the ovaries. Yes.