A tubal reversal is not necessarily risky but it is not always effective. You should consult your Doctor Who has your medical records for the best advice that suits your specific circumstances (such as reason for tubal, how long since you had your tubal, your age, physical health, etc)
First - they don't just "tie" your tubes - usually they cut & staple them.
Second - they do all they can to make it permanent,
but humans some times have remarkable healing powers,
so they never guarantee it.
Yes but only a small percentage. Often ends up in an ectopic pregnancy but some end up normal pregnancies. Chances are, you're not pregnant but if your period doesnt start you may want to see your dr. If worried about being pregnant, take a test.
yes it is possible I am proof. If the tubes are not completely closed it is possible to acheive a pregnancy. My pregnancy is normal and in my uteris. If the HSG test (dye test) showed your tubes to be blocked, then you don't have to worry about pregnancies. During the test trial phase of the procedure, there were 0 pregnancies reported in a study group of over 2000 women over the course of 5 years.
This is possible, although extremely rare. This means the tubal ligation surgery did not completely scar over the oviducts, a rare surgical complication of tied tubes. You should speak to your OB/GYN or physician as well as your partner. Presumably you had your tubes tied after deciding you no longer wanted to chance becoming pregnant, so now you need to discuss what your options are going forward.
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Your tubes are not tied per se, rather they are either burned, which less surgeons do as a slight risk of damage of burning the bowels accidentilly may occur. Or, they use a clip, mine is titanium, to clip shut the tubes, my understanding is that over time the tubes will fuse themselves. this is a short version of what I was told prior to my operation.
Yes it is, but they usually stop when they want to.
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Possible, yes - but the likelihood depends on a number of factors. In a small number of cases, the fallopian tubes over time can develop a small opening. This would allow for pregnancy. If someone desires to become pregnant after having their tubes tied, there are surgical options available - but they are not guaranteed to work in all cases.
yes it is possible I am proof. If the tubes are not completely closed it is possible to acheive a pregnancy. My pregnancy is normal and in my uteris. If the HSG test (dye test) showed your tubes to be blocked, then you don't have to worry about pregnancies. During the test trial phase of the procedure, there were 0 pregnancies reported in a study group of over 2000 women over the course of 5 years.
It means that you keep trying over and over and still can not get pregnant.
The usage of small-bore tubes is more comfortable for the patient.
A PITO tube is used to measure airspeed of the plane. The covers are put over the tubes when the aircraft is going to be on the ground for an extended period of time, and are removed before takeoff. They are there to prevent tube blockages, leading to airspeed failure, which (and it has happened) could mean a possible accident.
Life threatening means that you could lose your life over it. If you have a life threatening illness, it is possible that you could lose your life over the illness.
Put on all equipment needed to survive in water.Put rubber tubes in both of the holesPut test tubes over both openings of the tubes to capture the gas.Now put the rubber stops (without holes) over the test tubes to prevent the gas from escaping .Take to the laboratory for testing.
If the coolant reservoir can not maintain the proper level of coolant, it is possible the engine could over heat when the level drops.
This experiment tells us that a few amino acids could be created in a sterile environment of glass test tubes over a few weeks, demonstrating that it is possible for complex organic molecules to form spontaneously under abiotic conditions.
No, you can't help your tubes grow back together after a tubal ligation. You need to have tubal reversal surgery. This can cost anywhere from $4500 to over ten thousand dollars. I had reversal surgery and it was a breeze. Not only are my tubes open now, I feel so much better than I did when I had the ligation. There are some freak incidences where tubes have grown back together, but it isn't common.
the shuffling of genes that occurs due to chromosomes crossing over makes the production of genetically variable children a couple can practicaly infinite. Sabir