Can a tubal reversal be done if the fimbria was removed?

Yes, a tubal reversal can be done on the NHS. The NHS will cover almost anything health-related.

Reconstructive or corrective surgery on the fimbria of a damaged or blocked fallopian tube. In the female reproductive system, the fimbria (female reproductive system) is a fringe of tissue near the ovary leading to the Fallopian tube. If the procedure is successful and your ovaries are in tact, you could conceive

Does scott anf white health pkan cover for a tubal reversal if I was forsed to have the tubal done

I got my tubal reversal 8 months ago and i'm still not pregnant why?

A tubal ligation reversal will vary in cost depending on the doctor's and hospital fees you have this surgery done at. Check with the insurance company, they may pay for some of it.

It costs about 700, my mom had it done, wanted a second child

I am actually wondering if Tubal ligation reversal can be done in Tasmania too. I am hoping to have mine reversed but can't seem to find any info for down here. I also don't know what the first step is I should take.

The cost depends on where you go to have the reversal done. Believe it or not, the most experienced surgeons charge the least amount (about $7000.00).

okay i had a tubal legation in January but every since i had it done I've been bleeding badly even after my follow up and i want it undone

Probably. It depends upon how much of your tubes were burned and how much damage was done. I had my tubes cut and burned...and ultimately had a reversal. I ended up with 4 & 5 centimeters left after the Tubal Reversal, and am currently pregnant and due in 5 weeks!

No they will not cover a reversal, but will cover another ligation if you have a reversal done. Tricky there they want you to not be able to have more kids, so they dont end up paying for them. I sincerely doubt it, contact them and ask, but cannot imagine that they would.

Yes you can, I had mine done in June 2011 and I started trying for a baby in December 2011 and on February 2012 I had a positive pregnancy test. :)

Answer It depends on how much of the tube was damaged during the tubal ligation. A reversal doctor would be able to look at your post-op reports and tell you what you chances for a successfull reversal are. nothing was wrong with my tubes when I had it done they done it at the time of a c-section I would like to know how possible is it to have it all reversed

your chances of becoming pregnant with out a tubal reversal are slim to none. I know its not the answer you were hoping for but its the truth. tubaligations are considered permanant birth control. some times your bady can self heal itself. but again that is not very likely. it has happened but the percentage is very low. your other optin would be ivf.

Whilst the procedure is successful in up to 95-98% the chances of becoming pregnant are some times considerably lower than normal. I found you a link (See below related link) they explain: Most of our patients become pregnant after tubal reversal. Our pregnancy statistics show that approximately 70% of all patients will report pregnancy. The success rate can be as high as 90% depending on the type of tubal ligation and age of the patient…

You have two choices. First, you could get a tubal reversal. You would need to get a copy of your operative report and find out how much of your tubes were burned. Then fax this to a tubal reversal expert and they can tell you whether you are a candidate for a reversal. If not then your second choice would be IVF. They would remove eggs from your ovaries, fertilize them with the sperm of…

It is possible to get pregnant naturally after having had a tubal ligation. Your chances are approximately 1.4-2%.

Abstinence. A woman who has had a hysterectomy (uterus removed) or oophorectomy (ovaries removed), stands zero chance of conceiving. Even a tubal ligation (for a woman ) or a vasectomy (for a man) has a small failure rate from either a poorly done procedure or self reversal by the cut, tied and burned tubes reconnecting.

In the UK i think it costs around £2000. not sure i guess it depends who you go to to have this done and if it can be done, as i think i heard that if the tubes have been tied for a long time ,it cant be reversed. jen

Do you mean intrauterine insemination? With this procedure, semen/sperm is placed inside the uterus by a small flexible catheter that goes into the vagina and through the cervix. Tubal ligation involves blocking the fallopian tubes, making it nearly impossible for an egg to reach the uterus, and also nearly impossible for the sperm to meet the egg. So intrauterine insemination would not be helpful after a tubal ligation. The two options for pregnancy after tubal…

i decided to re marry after my ex had pasted away! my husband now is wanting to have children. i had my tubal done 10 years ago as of march 16 2009. i was wondering if a reversal can be done!

Tubal ligation is an outpatient surgery that prevents future pregnancies and renders a female sterile. Most tubal ligation surgeries are done laproscopically.

According to the literature, no. The surgery would require removal of part of the fallopian tubes, therefore rendering them useless in getting pregnant. That's why this is a permanent form of birth control. Yes, it can be done and has been by at least two tubal reversal doctors. Check out this URL to see what I mean: http://www.tubal-reversal.net/blog/tag/essure

"Yes, you can, and recovery is generally very quick. The surgery is done in an out-patient setting, with a small incision above the hairline, and repair is done quickly. There may be some minor pain medication prescribed, but the procedure is minor and recovery time is usually short."

There is a procedure called Tubal Ligation Reversal which would reverse the effects of having your tubes tied. It cannot be performed on all women and isn't always effective on the women on whom it can be done. The pregnancy rate after a reversal is between 40 percent and 85 percent.