Do women have an appendix?

Women who have their appendix out 'have a greater chance of becoming pregnant' Women who have their appendix out have a greater chance of becoming pregnant, according to experts. A study in the journal Fertility and Sterility debunks the notion that the common operation can lower a woman's chances of conceiving.Jul 4, 2012 read more

Scientists today do not actually know what the actual function ofthe appendix even is - some say that it is a vestigial organ,others say that it is an important factor in the immune system, andothers say that it can function as a storehouse for helpfulbacteria during an illness which kills all the other intestinalbacteria. read more

Women who have their appendix out have a greater chance of becoming pregnant, according to experts. A study in the journal Fertility and Sterility debunks the notion that the common operation can lower a woman's chances of conceiving. read more

Women who have their appendix or tonsils removed are more fertile than the rest of the population, a new study suggests. Women who have their appendix or tonsils removed are more fertile than the rest of the population, a new study suggests. read more