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I know from reading your archives that it takes sperm 30 minutes from ejaculation to reach the area of the fallopian tubes where fertilization can take place, but how long time-wise is the egg's journey from the ovary to where it is absorbed by the body in the case of a non-fertilization? Does an egg move, like, one inch an hour or what? If it IS fertilized, does that slow the egg's movement down?
Re: How long does it take an egg to go from the ovary to the uterus?
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