Hello Thanks for writing to us with your health concern. With one tube removed, and the other damaged , chances of pregnancy are not optimum. However, your chances of carrying a child to fullterm are not affected, as your uterus is intact. What is affected, is your ability to conceive, You should have a laparoscopy at the earliest to know if the remaining tube is patent / functional. If the tubal status is defective, then you would need to have IVF ( in vitro fertilization ) to conceive. Certain tubal damages can be rectified on laparoscopy also. Take care.