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bachtell
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 Posted: 08/31/05 - 02:00 Post subject: Tubal Reversals |
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Hi. I'm 35 year old female and I'm lucky to have one beautiful family. Seven years ago, when I got my third child, my husband and I have discuss about the fact that maybe out family is complete now and that we couldn’t afford our selves more kids.
So, I have contacted my gynecologist and he performed a tubal ligation on me, a type of female sterilization. We were very happy with the effect and keep on enjoying in sex, like nothing happened.
But this was short-breath happiness because now, my husband and I are desperate for more kids. Please tell me, is there something that could help us?
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talman
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Well, if you posed this question ten years earlier- I would say- no, there is nothing you should do. But now, things have changed a bit.
Thanks to the modern medicine, today woman is able to get their tubes "untied" and conceive again. Operation is called Tubal Reversals surgery. Don’t jump into excitement quickly because not every woman is a candidate for tubal reversal.
Your present state of tubes must be examined by a surgeon and pathologist. Only if they decide that you are suitable for operation- it will happen. This is a bit complicate operation because it needs more then 2 or 3 hours to be done.
Full recovery can take from four to six weeks and after this period you can get pregnant just as you could before the ligation.
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