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Your Personal Success Rate for Tubal Ligation Reversal

Mike Malone — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 15:46:32 +0000

Dr. Richard Levin – world renowned tubal microsurgeon and one of the top tubal reversal specialists – will talk to you about your personal success rate for tubal ligation reversal surgery. The support, personal attention and follow-up care that Dr. Richard Levin provides are examples of why he is thebest choice to make when selecting a surgeon for your Tubal Reversal. Among the top tubal microsurgeons in the world, he delivers one of the highest success rates at an affordable price in a world-class hospital environment. Dr. Levin will follow through with you after your surgery to make sure that your successful getting pregnant and monitor you through your first trimester free of charge. Dr. Levin and his staff are here to help you fulfill your dream of having a baby! www.babies-by-levin.com
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Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center (www.tubal-reversal.net) — Erin K., a mother and nurse, describes symptoms she developed after her tubal ligation, called Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome (PTLS). Her symptoms were relieved by tubal ligation reversal performed by Dr. Berger. Although many women experience adverse symptoms after a tubal ligation, many doctors discount the existence of PTLS. But in a study of over 300 women with Post Tubal Ligation symptoms, more than 90% reported relief after having their tubes untied at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center.
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Tubal Reversal Recovery

Mike Malone — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:41:43 +0000

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center (www.tubal-reversal.net) – Dr. Berger, Medical Director of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center during tubal reversal recovery checks on his patient one hour after her tubal ligation reversal procedure. Tubal reversal recovery is fast when tubal ligation reversal is performed by Dr. Berger
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www.tubal-reversal.net – Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center instructions for removing steri-strips 10 days after tubal ligation reversal. The steri-strips minimize tension on the skin as the incision heals to give a plastic surgery closure.
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Tubal Reversal Surgical Techs

Mike Malone — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 15:52:47 +0000

www.tubal-reversal.net — Two surgical technicians at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center describe what they do that makes tubal reversal surgery safe and effective. Listen as they describe the benefits of working with Dr. Gary Berger at Chapel Hill Surgical Center where personalized care is easier to ensure in the small, private, outpatient setting than in a large hospital and how a higher clinical staff to patient ratio than in a hospital allows staff to concentrate all of their attention on the safety and comfort of tubal reversal patients.
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What about Tubal Ligation Reversal – What to Know?

Mike Malone — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 22:12:08 +0000

What about Tubal Ligation Reversal – What to Know?

Any woman wanting a tubal ligation reversal will find she is not alone. Almost a million women a year want to have their tubal ligation reversed. That’s almost 25% of the women who get their tubes tied.

Knowing that there is such a large number of women wanting to have a tubal ligation reversal, it should not surprise you that there are any number of places online where you can find information about untying your tubes. Additionally, thanks to the power of the Internet, you now have places where you can “meet” other women wanting to have reversal surgery just like you. One such place that is a fount of information and support is the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center’s message board. Seek it out.

As you begin your search for information, you will find a lot of disinformation as well. This can sometimes be from people who just don’t know better. Surprisingly, sometimes those people are doctors. Why you may wonder would a doctor not know the right information?

I recently read in a newsletter that it can take 15 years for information regarding treatments to get from it being found to being something that your doctor will tell you in his office. When you add that to the fact that doctors these days are just not being trained in tubal ligation reversal surgery, not even most reproductive endocrinologists, you can understand why a doctor might not have the right information.

For more about the lack of training, you can check out Dr. Charles Monteith’s early blog posts (spring ’08) on the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center’s website. In it, he tells of his journey to becoming a tubal reversal surgeon and his training which did not cover the surgery. In fact, he tells the story of how he was enlightened by a doctor he was doing rounds with when he was shocked by the mentor’s recommendation of tubal ligation reversal surgery to a patient. It is an eye-opening account about the lack of training for this field.

That is one reason why it is so important to make sure as you continue doing your tubal reversal research that you look into the qualifications and training of any surgeon you are considering. Just because a doctor has done one such surgery in the last year does not make him your best choice for your surgery. Ask about his credentials and the number of surgeries he has done.

Going back to the information you can find on the Internet now is a report of a study done on the efficacy of the operation. It’s the only one of its kind that provides this further information to help you with making your choices. In it, you will learn that tubal ligation reversal surgery has a 66% chance of resulting in a pregnancy overall. There are factors that can alter that for you so it is well worth looking into the study and seeing what the potentials are for you with tubal ligation reversal.

If you would like to know more about the tubal ligation reversal study visit the website tubal-reversal.net. Here you can meet other women on the message board and have a huge resource about reversing your tubal ligation at your finger tips. Check it out today.

Pregnant With Tubal Reversal Baby

Mike Malone — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 06:22:02 +0000

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center (www.tubal-reversal.net) — Erin K., tells Dr. Berger how the tubal reversal surgery he performed helped her become pregnant again after her tubal ligation. Erin’s decided to go to Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center after finding the website and discovering that tubal reversal surgery there was not only less expensive but also outpatient surgery. She describes how the staff at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center is dedicated and compassionate before, during and after her tubal reversal surgery.
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Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center (www.tubal-reversal.net) – Maragret and her husband meet with Dr. Gary Berger before and after her tubal reversal operation. She talks with Dr. Berger during her preop consultation and in the recovery room immediately after her tubes have been untied.
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Three Children After Tubal Ligation Reversal

Mike Malone — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 06:22:02 +0000

www.tubal-reversal.net — Dr. Berger talks with one of his tubal reversal patients about the three children she had after tubal ligation reversal at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center. She sayst it was the best surgery she has ever had. She experienced no pain, was running again a few days after surgery, and is happy now that she has completed her family now that she has three children after tubal ligation reversal.

www.tubal-reversal.net — Dr. Gary Berger specializes in tubal reversal surgery at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center to help families have children. As the only doctor in the country with a practice limited to tubal reversal surgery, Dr. Berger has dedicated his career to assisting women who have had a previous tubal ligation have more children. Listen as Dr. Berger discusses why this specialty is important to him and how he restores fertility through his one-hour, outpatient tubal reversal procedure.
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Tubal Reversal – The Day of Your Tubal Surgery

Mike Malone — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 15:58:19 +0000

Tubal Reversal – The Day of Your Tubal Surgery

Tubal surgery at a tubal reversal center can be less stressful than what you will encounter having it done at a hospital. For some women, that alone can make it worth going to such a center. You will be treated as a person instead of one more piece of broken machinery. Of course part of that is due to the much lower numbers of patients on any one day. However, to give you a feel of what it is like, we will take you quickly through what you might experience at one tubal reversal center, the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center (CHTRC).

After you arrive for your tubal surgery, in the pre-op area, you will remove your street clothes and change over to a surgical gown, booties and cover for your hair. This particular center suggest you wear good socks to keep your feet warm. You will be given the proper medicines. An IV will be started. The anesthesiologist will come by to talk to you and check out your heart and lungs again before going to the operating room.

At this tubal reversal center, you walk to the operating room yourself. You can have a quick look around and ask any more questions that come to mind. They really go out of their way to make sure you are comfortable and have all questions answered as best as possible. You will get up on the table and a strap will be put across you to help keep you on the table. They even give you a pillow to put under your knees to help keep you from straining your body. Then you get your last chance for questions as monitors are put in place before you are put under for the tubal surgery.

You will awaken in the recovery room with an oxygen mask on and the monitors still in place. The Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center staff will assess your pain level and help you if you are nauseous or uncomfortable. The staff will watch over you for one to two hours checking your condition in this quiet room.

After this point, you will get dressed and move to a recliner. You will drink clear fluids as you must urinate before release. While waiting, the surgeon will come by with a report on your surgery providing you with information such as your tubal lengths. Once you are able to go to the bathroom, you can go home or back to your hotel room. Many patients to CHTRC are from out of town and stay at the hotel before and after their surgery. Someone will check on you and your incision the next morning after which you should be cleared to return home. Some women choose to remain one more night but most do go home the next day following tubal surgery.

This environment is quiet and comforting and a much less stressful way to have your tubal surgery. The Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center is the number one center for a tubal reversal and from the above you can see why many women choose the center. Consider this world renown center strongly for your surgery.

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Why Don’t Doctors Offer Tubal Reversal Surgery More Often?

Mike Malone — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 06:22:03 +0000

Why Don’t Doctors Offer Tubal Reversal Surgery More Often?

If you are a woman who has had her tubes tied and then regretted that decision, you are certainly not alone. Many women have tubal ligation each year and then later decide they would like to have more children. Unfortunately, some women and their doctors are not aware of a procedure called a tubal reversal. Instead, they end up opting for in vitro fertilization (IVF) which can be very expensive.

For some reason, many doctors are under the impression that the only way a woman can get pregnant after having her tubes tied is by having IVF. This may be so because many doctors are not taught about tubal reversal surgery in medical school. Even doctors who go into reproductive endocrinology may have never seen a tubal reversal surgery done during school or at the hospital where they trained. One reason for this is that most health insurance does not cover the cost of the surgery and most hospitals want insurance for such procedures.

No matter what the reason your doctor may not know to offer this reversal procedure option, it is important for women to understand the high cost of in vitro fertilization as compared with having a tubal reversal surgery done. To start you should know that reversal surgery averages 00 – 00. However, there are top notch doctors which offer this option for less and there are very experienced doctors with this procedure as this is all they do. Check out the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center website for more information.

Each year in the United States, about 2 million women will have some kind of fertility treatment. Most women begin with some kind of drug treatment to assist with ovulation. That can range in price up to 00 each menstrual cycle. Not only does the woman have to pay for the medication, but also the doctor’s visits and ultrasound scans required to follow her during treatment.

Of course, if that doesn’t work then doctors usually move onto some sort of assisted reproductive therapy. If you had a tubal ligation you are trying to overcome, you will proceed directly to this step which itself requires medication so you will superovulate and the ultrasounds to check progress and then the painful procedure to recover all the eggs released.

Commonly, a couple will go through the process of in vitro fertilization which can cost an average of ,000 – ,000 per cycle. While some are lucky enough to get pregnant on their first try, most often you will have to attempt more than one cycle. As you can see, that can become very expensive over time. That is the number of women having previous cycles goes down with each cycle added. They simply can’t afford it.

This is why it is so important for doctors to offer the option of having tubal reversal surgery rather than immediately jumping into IVF. It is an option that is not only less expensive, but it also allows the woman to try to get pregnant each and every month if she wants. With each month, her chances get better and better whereas with the other option, it does not. How we get better informed doctors to let women know this information given the lack of medical training in the procedure is a question we simply don’t know how to answer.

To learn more about this surgical option, please review these tubal reversal videos. Visit the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center website as well at http://www.tubal-reversal.net/ You can also get a FREE phone consultation at (919) 968-4656 which should answer many of your questions.

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Pregnancy Statistics Study – Tubal Reversal the Best

Mike Malone — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 06:22:04 +0000

Pregnancy Statistics Study – Tubal Reversal the Best

When wondering which option is better for a pregnancy after tubal ligation, you can now find the pregnancy statistics which will give you the answer. You can find these statistics in the largest study to date on tubal reversal patients and since the results are published on the Internet, you can look at them yourself to verify all the below.

The Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center recently published the results of an eight year study on tubal reversal surgery. In this study are the pregnancy statistics of over 5000 patients. The data from these women was collected on their patients over this time period. In the study’s findings, you can learn just what factors affect the pregnancy outcomes and what your chances of a pregnancy are.

Not only does the study provide information about pregnancy after tubal reversal surgery, it compares this data to IVF data as well. As IVF is considered by many to be the best option after tubal ligation that makes this study is very important. Indeed many women and even their doctors do not even know that the tubal reversal option exists for any woman who has changed her mind after having her tubes tied. This can be seen by the type of training even reproductive endocrinologists have which has little, if any, training on tubal reversal.

The IVF data used in this comparison is from a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the data comes from fertility clinics and specialists across the U.S. No one has ever done such a thing for tubal reversal surgery which is the only other real option if a woman wants to have a child through her own pregnancy. You merely need to review the study’s findings and comparisons with the CDC’s own results to decide which is best for you. It could help to know that tubal reversal surgery on average is also cheaper than IVF.

Furthermore, in this CHTRC study, you can find out what the pregnancy statistics say are your chances of getting pregnant given different factors. As you probably know, tubal ligation can be done in several different ways including ligature and resection methods, clips, rings, other devices, and burning. These do have an effect on how successful your surgery could be.

Additional factors are how much of your fallopian tubes are left after the operation and how old you are at the time of the procedure. Using the charts available on the site where the pregnancy statistics were published, you can see what your chances are given your situation. In all cases, the live birth outcome of tubal reversal surgery was better than those of IVF.

Review these pregnancy statistics yourself and draw your own conclusions. You can review the CDC’s study too by the links found in this tubal reversal study located at http://www.tubal-reversal.net/. Decide which option is the best for you.

www.tubal-reversal.net — Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center is the only outpatient medical facility dedicated to tubal reversal surgery and is the best tubal reversal center in the world. Listen as Dr. Berger’s nurses share why Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center provides the best tubal reversal care.
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Is Tubal Reversal Right For You?

Mike Malone — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 06:22:02 +0000

www.tubal-reversal.net — Jennifer Okun, RN — Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center Patient Care Coordinator — answers important questions that will help you decide if tubal reversal surgery is right for you. Tubal reversal surgery is a safe and effective option for most women who desire more children after a previous sterilization. Although tubal reversal surgery may not be right for everyone, listen as Jennifer Okun, RN, provides information you can use to help determine if tubal reversal surgery is best option in your situation.
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