August 8th, 2010
As a former general ob/gyn, I was frequently asked, “Doc, please cut, tie, and burn my tubes!”
Many times this request was followed by the statement, “And you can throw them away when you are done!” Very often this was an emphatic request as I was counseling them about tubal ligation.
Since becoming a tubal reversal expert, I now see what often happens after tubes are tied and I am now frequently asked,
“Can cut, tied, and burned tubes be reversed?”
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August 2nd, 2010
Is pregnancy possible after tubal ligation?
This question is often asked for one of two reasons: either a fear of pregnancy or a desire to become pregnant after a tubal ligation operation. Some women will have a missed period after having their tubes tied and they will be fearful of being pregnant. Others will want to have another baby and will inquire about the possibilities of becoming pregnant after a tubal reversal operation.
We have previously discussed the possibility of tubal ligation failure. We now share the story of one woman who had her tubes tied, suffered a tragic life event, and then overcame the permanence of her tubal ligation. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »
