Tubal Reversal

I wouldn't. Mexico is known for doing surgeries for cheap, but cheaper surgeries tend to be a little less safe or reliable. Stick to American surgeons, even if they cost a little more.

After a tubal ligation, the clamp used stays on for the rest of a woman's life. There is a chance that this procedure can be reversed in some cases. A medical professional will be able to diagnose any problems with the tubal clamp.

you cannot get it reversed

The chances of a reversal working are very slim. I had a friend whose reversal was fairly new and her baby died so she wanted another baby. She had the reversal done, but it didn't work. Your option is most likely an adoption. Go see a doctor about this.

i got my tubes tied in 2000 after my sixth child and they didnt give me any papers stating my tubes where tied but i know they where couse i have a scar right by my belly button where the procedure was done

No

its a procedure done under general anisthetic in a woman to "burn" out the lining of there womb to eradicate heavy painful periods..

It means that both tubes were cut.

Get a test kit and find out.

30%

Most insurance carriers that are public or government funded will NOT pay for a tubal. It is considered a vanity expense or non medical and therefore you will have to pay out of pocket for it your self. Many sterilizations are also considered vanity or not medically necessary and many insurance companies deny claims. Makes no sense to me since a pack of birth control pills are about 60 dollars a month and after you take that for 12 months a year for let's say 20 years, that's way more than the cost of a tubal ligation is.

You can call your doctor and get the CPT code and then call the insurance company and give them that and find out if it is covered and if it is, what the riders are for getting it done.

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My mothers (key word, lol) were tied, but not clipped and burnt. They can come un-done, medically and naturally, although not very common.

There are many cases of women having normal (uterine) pregnancies after having their tubes tied, while their tubes are STILL tied. An ectopic pregnancy, is a pregnancy within the fallopian tube-this can happen to a woman who does, or does not, have her tubes tied, as well as a woman who have never been pregnant before or who has had normal pregnancies in the past.

However, woman who have had a tubal ligation reversed are at higher risk for ectopic pregnancies as her fallopian tubes will have scarring and may not be as 'free-flowing' as before the tubal ligation. This risk is especially high immediately following the reversal (for up to 60 days, while healing), as the tubes themselves are swollen due to the recent procedure. However, it is not as high of a risk as some believe. Many women go on to have a normal pregnancy.

Many doctors recommend performing reliable birth control methods during this time to lessen the risk of ectopic pregnancy,as ectopic pregnancies can irreversibly damage the fallopian tube and if left undetected cause death.

Invitro fertilization is possible also, but it is more expensive. Tubal reversals can cost 5-7,000 and cycles are much pricier with the fertilization. There is also a charge for EACH cycle.

Waiting 6 weeks has nothing to do with the tubal. After a tubal you can have intercourse and be protected right away. Its the C-Section that you need to wait 6 weeks at least for because your body needs to heal. Its no different after you have had a baby vaginally. You still have to wait at least 6 weeks. Hope that helps.

no

IT'S CALLED IVF.