How Can I Get Pregnant Again? Posted: 01-06-05 10:56am
I am a single mother with two kids. I
was separated since last year. Just
recently I met this very lovely person
whom I was really close to and I was so in
love. I have this problem of getting
pregnant again because two years ago I got
my tubes cut off and tied, in other words
I had a tubal ligation. Right now I
really wanted to have at least one more
baby with this man that I am with but it
seems impossible to happen...Please if
somebody can help me....Give me some
advices.....
Bridgette
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mandilyn
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 16 Feb 2005 Posts: 158 Location: WI
Posted: 02-16-05 20:34pm
Your only option would be a reversal,
which is expensive & not covered by
insurance. Even then not guaranteed to
work. Good luck.
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macca50
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Mar 2005 Posts: 4 Location: south yorkshire
Posted: 03-30-05 10:59am
What about egg retrieval and ivf, i'm sure
you don't need your tubes for that.
However, i'm not sure how much it would
cost you in toronto. Here in the uk it
is quite expensive.
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Ladyrose
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 11 Jul 2005 Posts: 1 Location: Toront
Tubal Reversal In Toronto, How Do I Get This Done? Posted: 07-11-05 23:22pm
Hello
i have had my tubes clamped for 13 years
and now want to have them un-clamped.
I want this done because I believe I have
"post tubal syndrome".
I have suffered with many of the symtoms I
have been reading about for many years
with many doctors telling me, at most
times that it is all in my head or my
favorite, it really cannot be that bad!
Well it has been, and sometimes I have
felt like I really was loosing my mind.
If anybody has been or is going through
"post tubal syndrome" please help me find
a doctor in the toronto area that
understands this syndrome and can help
me.
Even if having a tubal reversal means the
possibility of having another child, I am
willing to do it. More children in this
time of my life would be a blessing. But
feeling and being healthy would be even
better.
