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Q: tubes burned can I have kids ?

asked by: Nancy Davalos on December 29th, 2003

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15 years ago I had my tubes burned. I am divorced and considering marriage. My future husband would like to have a child. I want to know if there is any type of surgery that I can undergo to have this procedure reversed?

Thank you in advance for your cooperation and support and most importantly confidential!!!

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shaquanna

replied on January 15th, 2004

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Starting Over

I have the same situation (well similar anyway) I had my tubes tied 6 yrs ago and I have remarried and I was wondering if it's still possiable 2 concieve(after surgery). Please say its so!!!!

purple333

replied on January 15th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Sometimes the procedure can be reversed, but if not you should still be able to have eggs removed from your ovaries, fertilized with husbands sperm, then implanted in your uterus.

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