Noooo.... that completely amazes and confounds me! TBH... I'm still not convinced. This information defies all I was taught about human anatomy and female reproduction. It was my understanding that the fimbriae (lol... I haven't heard that word in years, I just thought of them as 'those little hairy things') create a constant vacuum between the tube and the ovary. I have never, ever heard of a woman falling pg from an egg released from an ovary without its own fallopian tube.

I'm off to research now! If my post was incorrect, I apologise. Seriously, I think the human body is amazing... but this would blow me away!
Yeah it does sounds impossible doesn't it? I wouldn't have known except I am on another forum for ectopic pregnancy survivers and in the ttc forums we used to try comfort each other when we knew we were ovulating on the tubeless side that there was still a chance it would happen and then a few of the girls who did get pregnant said there baby came from the tubeless side according to the ultrasound. My bub however came from my tube side.

Kazzo I only asked about the contreception question as when I was on the pill years ago I bled for 7 out of 8weeks until I went of it. I tried a few different types and it kept happening. Funnily enough though as a teenager I was on the pill and it made my period very light so it can go either way. Both PCOS and endo can cause heavy bleeding. The scan you had could have very well ruled out PCO but you need a lap to diagnosed endometriosis. And thats not something you would want to have unnecessarily. It certainly could be an option however if your bleeding continues. Have you had a pap test recently?