I think it comes down to whether or not the woman is still fertile, as many women start going through menopause at/before this age.

HOWEVER... stastically speaking, theres more chance that the tubes can re-heal themselves as stats show women become slightly more probable of falling pregnant after 10 years or so.

any woman, no matter of the age, has a 1.4% chance of falling pregnant after a tubal ligation (its not 100% as some women think) 8-10 years after the tubal a woman is 1.8 % likely to fall pregnant.

This isn't even counting the fact that a lot of women have had subsequent hysterectomies or gone though menopause by this age, so there is a change, if youre stil ovulating (havent reached menopause yet) that you could fall pregnant, more chance than a 20 yr old on the pill.

goodluck :)

It is estimated that 1 in 250 tubal ligations fail (0.4%), leading to a pregnancy. These are usually ectopic pregnancies. They are said to be 99% effective in the first year after the ligation, however, with time the failures can increase since our bodies try to heal themselves, and sometimes can actually reconnect the ligated Fallopian tubes.

I am more than certain that the requirements, in Nevada, are that you must be at least the age of 24 and/or a mother of at least 3.

It depends on the company, the policy and/or its medical necessity; some do, and some don't.

The best thing to do is have your tubal at the same time as the c-section. Many women opt for this. If you know it is your last baby, you should just do it then. It is very easy for the doctors to do it. If you had a c-section and didn't know that you wanted it to be your last baby, but now you want a tubal, then you should give your body a little time to heal. I am not a doctor, but I don't think you need to wait more than a year, some doctors suggest waiting 1.5 years to have another baby after c-section, so maybe that it a good time to wait.

It is not possible.

It is not possible for a woman to get pregnant if her tubes are already tied and burnt .

It is simply because no riped egg cells can come out and meet sperm to form a baby.

Unless the surgery was insufficient and the tubes had enough time to grow back together

But if it happens then it means your doctor did a horrible job and you can easily sue him

No. When your tubes are tied, your body stop eggs from dropping down into your uterus from your fallopian tubes. When an egg is in the uterus it can be fertilized by a sperm and make a baby. Having your tubes ties is 100% effective contraception, But i am pretty sure its reversible if you later decide you want kids.

Hi my name is Elizabeth and i had an infection after my tubes were tied. My symptoms were a very bad fever and shaking all over, i got released and one day later were my stitches were open in one spot it leeked with infection all over. The presure was gone when it leeked out. I did feel a lot better after. And i just let it heal after that. keep it clean and use salean water to clean it.

You are an idiot.

If you have had tubal ligation, you have effectively rendered yourself sterile and done a great service to humanity.

If you want to make Darwin cry, however, you would have to get your tubal ligation reversed (which wouldn't be covered by insurance) before anything else. After your tubal ligation got reversed, any doctor would recommend you wait for at least a year following weight loss surgery before attempting to get pregnant. Then, even if you did get pregnant, you would want to make sure to remain in constant contact with bariatric specialists for proper prenatal care.

Yes the costs are covered, but if you want to reverse the surgery you flip the bill.

I cant seem to find any information on this but i had my ligation almost a year ago and my boobs feel significantly larger and I'm measured at a dd now, having always been a b or c gal. No medical evidence but i say it is possible and due most likely to hormonal changes after the procedure.

Complete Cesarean delivery code is 59510,this includes: routine ob care, antepartum care, the C-section and postpartum care. The code for the bilateral tubal ligation is 58611. This is the ligation or transection of fallopian tubes (s) when done at the time of c-section delivery (not a separate procedure).

10 grand & up.

The tell-tale signs of pregnancy after the procedure of Novasure, are dependent on the woman. Every woman experiences different symptoms, however, the general symptoms are missed period, feeling nausea, sensitivity to smells, and aching breasts.

Dry heat,steam under pressure,chemical agents

Wearing a condom in addition to using a backup method.

A great combination (but not always best for 'the mood') is a condom with a spermicide. They come in many different forms. There are gels, liquids, films.

Always use the pill or a spermicide in conjunction with condoms.

Once your tubes are tied after your next period just in case you've already ovulated (max of 4 weeks depending on what part of your cycle you are in) To be sure, ask a doctor about this before or after the procedure.

Yes, many women (some say as high as 90 percent depending on age) can become pregnant after having rings and clips removed. It is higher for the clips than for the rings, because the clips damage only a small portion of the tube. What many women fail to understand, is that it is not like a hair barette that you can just "unclip". You have to go and have tubal reversal surgery, where they cut out the clips, or rings and reattach your tubes together. From the moment they were put on, the damage was done and surgery is the only way to repair the damage. Many places do this on an outpaitient basis and it will cost anywhere from 5000 to 8000 to have this done.