Tubal Reversal Blog ‘tubal reversal surgery’ Category

Pregnancy is possible after tubal reversal and ablation. This article is a continuation of a series providing information about the possibility and risks of pregnancy after endometrial ablation procedures.

This article continues the advice for women who have had ablation and want to become pregnant.

The previous article, Endometrial Ablation and Tubal Ligation Reversal: Advice, offers medical advice for women who are not having menstrual periods after ablation.

This article focuses on women who have their menstrual periods persists or resume after their ablation procedures. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

Endometrial ablation and tubal ligation are common surgical procedures usually performed at the same time.

Many women will regret their decision to have these procedures and will inquire about the possibility of tubal reversal and pregnancy after ablation. We have created a series of informative articles to provide readers more information on pregnancy after endometrial ablation.

This fourth article in the series provides advice to readers who want to become pregnant after an endometrial ablation and who wonder if they are candidates for tubal ligation reversal after uterine ablation procedures. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

Pregnancy after endometrial ablation does occur. Estimates are approximately 0.7% of patients who have an endometrial ablation will accidentally become pregnant.

Some patients who have an ablation will desire pregnancy after their procedures. Many will have had a tubal ligation and will ask us about the possibility of tubal ligation reversal and the risks of pregnancy after endometrial ablation.

The tubal reversal doctors of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center have dedicated this series of articles to these women seeking more information about pregnancy possibilities after ablation. This is the third article in our series on endometrial ablation, tubal reversal, and pregnancy. This article will present information from the two largest medical studies of pregnancy outcomes after endometrial ablation. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

Endometrial ablation is a common procedure to treat heavy menstrual periods.

It is recommended pregnancy should be prevented after endometrial ablation. As a result, many women will also have a tubal ligation procedure or their partners will have a vasectomy. Some women will come to regret their treatments and will begin to investigate the possibilities of pregnancy after an endometrial ablation procedure.

We receive frequent inquires about pregnancy after ablation and we have dedicated a blog series to endometrial ablation and pregnancy. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

Many women will have endometrial ablation and tubal ligation procedures. Although most will be satisfied with the outcomes of these procedures, some women will regret their decision and inquire about the possibilities of becoming pregnant. This article is the second in our series on endometrial ablation and pregnancy.

The first article, Pregnancy After Endometrial Ablation And Tubal Reversal, provided an introduction to endometrial ablation and introduced the possibility of pregnancy after ablation of the endometrium. This is the second article in our series and it will explain why endometrial ablations are performed and how the procedure is used to treat heavy menstrual periods. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

Many women will have both a tubal ligation and an endometrial ablation procedure. Some of these women will regret their decision and wish to become pregnant. We have frequent inquires about the possibility of pregnancy after an endometrial ablation procedure.

A successful pregnancy is possible after an endometrial ablation; however, there are unique risks of pregnancy in women who become pregnant after ablation. Women who are considering pregnancy after an endometrial ablation need to be carefully informed about these risks. The tubal reversal experts of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center would like to provide readers with more information about endometrial ablation, tubal reversal, and the risks of pregnancy after endometrial ablation. This is the first article in our series about endometrial ablation, tubal reversal, and pregnancy. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

The first Tubal Reversal Sister of January of 2009 has had her baby! In January, we published a story about the Tubal Reversal Sisters of January 2009 (pictured from left to right): Lisa M, Lisa R, Christina, and April.

These four women met on the day of their reversal consultation and formed a lasting friendship after tubal reversal surgery. Christina was the first to become pregnant after tube reversal and below is her birth announcement… Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

Affordable tubal reversal surgery is our expertise at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center.

We exclusively perform tubal surgery, specialize in tube reversal, and have performed over 7,000 tubal reversals at our reversal center. We have consistently been able to provide affordable and low cost tubal reversasl. The following article will attempt to provide some insight into the affordability of our sterilization reversal surgery and discuss new tubal reversal pricing we are currently offering. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

Two tubal reversal angels graced the staff of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center in February 2009. Jamie and Kraig traveled from Caldwell, Idaho (ID) to have Jamie’s tubes untied.

We asked them if they would share their story with our  readers and they agreed. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

H1N1 virus, Swine flu, and pregnancy can be a  lethal combination.

Pregnant woman, or women who are trying to become pregnant,  should be informed about the possibility and risks of  H1N1 virus/Swine Flu infection. Dr. Berger and Dr. Monteith of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center have written this blog to inform their tubal reversal patients about the recent H1N1 flu epidemic and their recommendations about H1N1 vaccination. The article includes a brief history of H1N1, common symptoms, and the significance of Swine flu vaccination for tubal reversal patients who have serious medical conditions, are pregnant, seeking to become pregnant, or live with young children. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »