Chances are less than 1%. Of course there is always a chance of that "miracle" slipping through, but very very rare. Let's just say that if it happens, God must have really wanted you to have that baby.

I had my Filshie Clips done exactly 4 yrs ago this month. Just within the last 3 weeks I found out that my right clip has come off. Not only has it displaced off my tube but it is near my liver and has actually developed some scar tissue around it. It appears at this point that the clip is not open but still closed. We are going through testing to see if it needs to be removed at this point. Pregnancy is a real concern.

My doctor told me no heavy lifting(over 10 pounds) for three weeks. I had it done with the scope thru my belly button. She said lifting could cause a hernia.

Not if they were applied correctly, the clamps are crimped shut.

During surgery, the top of the vagina is attached to the lower abdominal wall, the lower back (lumbar) spine, or ligaments of the pelvis. Vaginal vault prolapse is usually repaired through the vagina or an abdominal incision and may involve use of either your tissue or artificial material. Post-op no lifting anything heavier than a gallon of milk.

She needs to talk to a doctor about having it reversed. It will cost about 8000 dollars and there probably isn't an insurance that will cover any of it. And it's not always 100% reversable. There is a chance that it won't be reversed successfully.

Have you considered IVF? its cheaper than having the tubal reversed.

the women becomes Sterilized- Sterilisation

Yes, that is normal for the shot. Hey, it's one of the benefits. However, some doctors and medical professionals believe that not having your period for a specific amount of time is not healthy.

Yes you can, it just means the procedure will take longer than normal, due to the tubes being tied.

No, sorry.

A tubal pregnancy is a pregnancy in which the fertilized egg implants itself somewhere besides the uterine lining and the fetus cannot survive.

Yes, mild vaginal bleeding can occur, according to Wikipedia.

Listed under "Symptoms"...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ectopic_pregnancy

A woman's period is tied to the growth of lining in the womb, which is controlled by hormones produced by the ovaries. Even though the egg cannot reach the womb after the tubes are tied, the hormones controlling the cycle are still produced, so the cycle should still be regular.

having a tubal done does not stop your periods, it only stops the sperms from getting you pregnant.

You will still menstruate when you have your tubes tied because your menstrual cycle is still working as it would normally and your uterus is still present. You may experience some irregular bleeding if you're close to menopause or for a few days after your tubes are tied as a result of surgery. If irregular bleeding continues then you need to go talk to your doctor to find out why this is happening.

Absolutely! If you are a gestational surrogate your eggs are not used.

Go back to the doctor and reverse the procedure, but it is not 100% that it will work. I know a gal who had her tubes tied when she had her 3rd child. Nine months after the baby is born she dies in her crib after throwing up. Of course, her mom wanted another baby and went back in to have her tubes untied. It didn't work.

Yes, you get pregnant.

Essure is the most reliable method of permanent sterilization out there. The answers so far though stress the importance of getting an Xray after the procedure to confirm that the tubes are blocked. This is done 3 months after the procedure. Until then a back up method of birth control will be prescribed by your doctor.

Yes. It would require invitro fertilization.

Menopause is cessation of menstruation as you grow old or due to hysterectomy. A tubal pregnancy is an ectopic pregnancy where in the inplantation takes place in the fallopian tube.