With tubal reversal surgery, fallopian tubes are being re-connected, with a desire for lumen patency to persist (tubes to stay open!). For this reason, we strive for minimal scar tissue formation in the area of tubal repair. This is the focus of this blog article.
Dr Harris at A Personal Choice specializes in reversal of tubal ligation. Most of our patients have reversal to become pregnant. Some have reversal only for treatment of their symptoms.
The Internal Revenue Service recognizes tubal reversal surgery as a legitimate medical expense, which opens several avenues for you to save money and make your dream of fertility restoration more affordable. This is true, even as insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid do not recognize this as a covered expense.
Dye testing the tubes or using tubal stents to see if the tubes are open. Which tubal reversal method is the best? Dr Harris provides his personal insight into why tubal stent usage is superior to dye testing.
Which is a better technique during tubal ligation reversal surgery? Using a tubal stent or dye testing to see if the tubes are open? If you have asked yourself this question then you are very likely a victim of aggressive medical marketing and after reading this two part series you will come to understand why this is not a critical issue when considering how to pick a tubal reversal surgeon.
At A Personal Choice, Dr. Harris believes that recovery after tubal reversal is not just about the physical closure of an incision; it is a holistic process involving your body, mind, and spirit. This guide provides a comprehensive six-week roadmap to help you navigate your recovery with intention and care.
Many women wonder if they are a “good candidate” for tubal reversal surgery. While every individual is unique, eligibility typically comes down to three main factors: your age, the findings from diagnostic imagery, and the specific type of tubal ligation you originally received.
World IVF Day is a good time to honor the incredible role IVF plays in helping families. It is also a good time to remind women that IVF is not always the only choice after tubal ligation. For eligible patients, tubal reversal may provide something IVF usually cannot: the opportunity to try naturally every month, the possibility of more than one pregnancy, and freedom from paying for repeated treatment cycles each time you want another chance.
The Ovarian Reserve Misconception: Can You Still Get Pregnant with a Low AMH?” (Spoiler: Yes, it only takes one egg to conceive naturally each month) If you have been told you have a low AMH level, it can feel frightening. Many women hear the words “low ovarian reserve” and immediately think it means they cannot […]
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