Tubal Reversal Blog ‘tied tubes’

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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Shalena came to us from the Dominican Republic to have her tubes untied. She is the single mother of three children and is in a close relationship with a new partner. Shalena is a labor and delivery nurse and a good  friend of mine.

I have personally witnessed her journey of considering tubal reversal, having her tubes untied, and having a pregnancy after her tubes have been reversed. Below is her story of tubal reversal and our friendship. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »