sure. the fallopian tubes operate independently so just because there's a problem with one doesn't necessarily mean there's a problem with the other. each woman normally has two ovaries and two fallopian tubes. the tubes catch the woman's egg as the ovary produces it and guides the egg down to the uterus. even if you removed one ovary/fallopian tube set the other set should still function normally. of course if a particular disease process such as endometriosis has caused one fallopian tube to become non-functional then it's possible the other tube is affected in a similar way. if your wife has any concerns about fertility and her fallopian tubes she should consult a gynecologist for an exam and further testing. i wish you all the best!
if one fallopian tube is defective can the other still be viable? . the left fallopian tube of my wife is defective can ther other be viable?