January 18th, 2012
Deciding on whether or not to have a tubal reversal surgery is a big decision for many women.
It can be difficult to ask yourself do I really want another child, does tubal reversal really work, or should I just do in-vitro fertilization?
If the questions are difficult enough to ask then the answers to these same questions may seem even more difficult to come by. Sometimes it helps to talk to others who are in similar situations.
For those of you who are unaware there are two great tubal reversal surgery pages on Facebook which can help you find others who have asked themselves similar questions. Many of these people may even have answers for you. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »
November 1st, 2011
Dye testing your tubes during tubal reversal surgery may do more harm than good.
Many women who have been thinking about tubal reversal surgery have done their research and have come across various sites which promote dye testing the tubes during surgery as the best technique to make sure the tubes are open.
These comments often do not have any scientific evidence and serve to scare patients away from other tubal reversal specialists by taking advantage of their limited understanding of surgical techniques.
Many of these ‘specialists’ attempt to sway readers with the “more is better” concept of marketing.
After reading our first article, Dye Test Or Stents For Tubal Reversal: Which Is Best?, and this follow-up article you will understand why dye testing the tubes during tubal reversal could be harmful. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »
