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Q: Fertility: Can I Untie My Tubes?

asked by: QueEssence on September 26th, 2007

New User

I got my tubes tied 3 years ago and ever since then I have been having real bad pains and things have been out of wack. I've had more problems since my tubes have been tied, then before they where tied. I've been to the dr and hospital numerous of times for excess bleeding and all that, I want them untied now. How much would that set me back and who else can I speak with in reference to trying to have this done?

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Mabel

replied on September 26th, 2007

Moderator

You can talk to your doctor about it. He'll let you know what your options are.

Marianne0558

replied on September 26th, 2007

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Re: Can I Untie My Tubes?

QueEssence wrote:

Usually, tubal ligations can not be reversed. The usual method is to cut the fallopian tube and coderize (sp?) the ends.
Talk to your doctor. I think it's permanent though.

Mabel

replied on September 26th, 2007

Moderator

Re: Can I Untie My Tubes?

Marianne0558 wrote:

QueEssence wrote:

Usually, tubal ligations can not be reversed. The usual method is to cut the fallopian tube and coderize (sp?) the ends.
Talk to your doctor. I think it's permanent though.

cauterize

browneyed_gemini

replied on November 17th, 2007

New User

Yes. Tubal ligation can be reversed. Dr. Berger from North Carolina is a specialist in tubal ligation reversal. www.tubal-reversal.net The clinic is called Chapel Hills Tubal Reversal Clinic.

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