I have one fallopian tube that is blocked and one that isn't. Would this cause me to only ovulate every other month?

No, you ovulate every month (as long as you have one or two ovaries that function); the condition of your fallopian tubes doesn't make any difference to this.

The moment of conception
Normally, only one sperm can break through the outer membrane of the egg; once the sperm enters the egg, the sperm loses its tail.

Implantation
After six days, the cluster of cells develops a hollow cavity. Called a blastocyst, it attaches itself to the wall of the womb. Some cells grow into the womb''''s lining and the fetal life-support system (the placenta) begins to form.

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