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Can you still get a period if both fallopian tubes and 1 ovary are removed ?

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PostPosted: 01/27/07 - 18:59    Post subject: Can you still get a period if both fallopian tubes and 1 ova Vote now! Reply with quote
Just had surgery where I thought I was going in for Bilateral ovarian cyst removal and instead had to have both fallopian tubes removed and my left ovary. It seems I have stage 4 endometriosis but I never really had any signs or symptoms, any I did have I thought were GI problems. My question is will I still have a period? If so will I get one everyother month?
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