Georgia Peach continues her personal story of how she and her husband chose tubal reversal surgery. She describes how the decision brought her closer to her husband and she also shares her anxiety and the start of her close friendship with a A Personal Choice staff member.
In her second article, blogger Georgia Peach describes her and her husband’s decision to have a tubal ligation reversal. She discusses how they informed her children, family, and co-workers. She also gives an account of how she gathered her medical records and paid for her reversal of tubal ligation. Her blog is being posted on the actual day of her tubal reversal procedure performed by Dr. Monteith at A Personal Choice.
IVF is widely accepted as a treatment for infertility for many causes including blocked or tied fallopian tubes. To maximize the pregnancy rate, it is a common practice to implant multiple embryos. This leads to the risk of multiple gestation, which occurs in 1 of 3 IVF pregnancies. The recent birth of octuplets in the US is a dramatic example of the risks of IVF.
Tanya (aka Georgia Peach) will soon be a future patient of A Personal Choice. She will be detailing her journey for more children and improving her worsening menstrual symptoms through tubal ligation reversal. In this article, she introduces herself and her husband, provides her background, and her reasons for choosing to have a tubal ligation reversal.
This blog article from the tubal reversal doctors at A Personal Choice describes the unique medical situations in which IVF has demonstrated benefits in assisting couples dealing with infertility. When the only cause of infertility is a tubal ligation, then tubal ligation reversal is the better treatment option for most couples.
The tubal reversal doctors at A Personal Choice provide an overview of the process of in vitro fertilization (IVF), egg retrieval and intrauterine insemination and also discuss the application of these reproductive techniques in comparison with tubal ligation reversal.
This is the fifth article in a series devoted to women over the age of 40 considering tubal ligation reversal surgery or other alternatives for having more children after a tubal ligation. This article describes the process involved in scheduling an outpatient tubal ligation reversal at A Personal Choice.
The tubal ligation reversal experts of A Personal Choice provide a detailed list of the risks of tubal ligation reversal surgery in part four of a series of articles dedicated to women over the age of 40 who may be considering tubal ligation reversal. Using their extensive patient database, they provide estimates of the risk of each occurrence so patients can evaluate whether tubal ligation reversal is the right choice for them.
This is the fourth in a series of articles for women 40 and wanting to become pregnant after tubal ligation. This article describes the multiple benefits of tubal reversal compared with IVF (in vitro fertilization).
