Can I still get pregnant last year I had a ECTOPIC pregnancy an my doctor had to remove my left tube & cut a bit of my other tube would Ivf be a good thing for me? Please help me I'm trying to get pregnant what have I try tracking my ovulation an taking prenatal vitamins an prAYING

If your right tube is functional, which it appears that it likely is, you can still become pregnant. It may, however, take a bit longer. Most couples will become pregnant in the first year of trying, some will find it takes a bit longer. Given the circumstances, you could speak to your doctor about doing some testing earlier than the norm... which if you are under 30-35 is usually not until you have been actively trying for a year.

They can determine whether the right tube is in good enough condition and if you are likely ovulating on a regular basis.

IVF would become an option once you have had the initial testing to determine whether you would be a good candidate for it and if it would even be necessary.