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Tubal Ligation Reversal Doctor or Clinic Evaluation

Mike Malone — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:42:15 +0000

www.tubal-reversal.net -Tubal Ligation Reversal Dr. Berger shares insights on how to to evaluate a tubal reversal doctor or tubal reversal clinic regarding the tubal reversal success rate.
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Choosing an OB/GYN After Your Tubal Reversal

Mike Malone — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:42:10 +0000

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Nurse (www.tubal-reversal.net) Erika Johnson explains why it is important to have an ob doctor after tubal ligation surgery. Establishing the doctor-patient relationship before becoming pregnant after tubal ligation reversal is the best way to ensure that early pregnancy monitoring as recommended by Dr. Berger will be performed by your doctor.
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Dr. Monteith Explains Tubal Ligation Reversal

Mike Malone — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 07:22:05 +0000

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center (www.tubal-reversal.net) tubal reversal specialist Dr. Monteith explains tubal ligation reversal and laparoscopy to a couple during their preoperative consultation.
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A Brief about the chances of conception after Tubal Ligation

Mike Malone — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 06:22:05 +0000

A Brief about the chances of conception after Tubal Ligation

Many doctors will advise their patients that invitro fertilization is necessary to conceive after tubal ligation. Ligation (tubal) is a surgery in which a woman’s fallopian tubes are tied or severed as a birth control measure. Women who do not wish to have any more children often opt for this surgical method over other popular methods of birth control. However, a woman may change her mind after having this surgery done and may wish to have more children.

Contrary to popular belief, it is not necessary to resort to IVF in order to conceive after ligation. In fact, a ligation reversal surgery can be done by an experienced surgeon and the tied fallopian tubes can be reopened with the help of microsurgical tubal reanastomosis. The chances of conceiving after a tubal reanastomosis without invitro fertilization are quite good. In fact, 70% of the women who have already undergone tubal ligation surgery earlier and later underwent tubal reversal are able to conceive within one year in a natural manner. The success rate depends on many factors like the woman’s age, the condition of the fallopian tubes, the quality of the sperm etc. In this surgical procedure, one or both the fallopian tubes are reconnected successfully. However, it is important that the concerned patient’s health is good and allows for this surgical procedure.

In vitro fertilization is not necessary in cases where tubal ligation has been reversed using the microsurgical tubal reanastomosis method. This procedure is performed under general anesthesia through a small incision below the bikini line. The procedure takes about 1-2 hours only. The operating surgeon will inspect the pelvic cavity, uterus and the fallopian tubes. Usually, there are two remaining segments of the tubes – one that emerges from the uterus and the other that ends with the fimbria next to the ovary. These two ends are reopened and reconnected to form normal fallopian tubes. The abdominal incision is closed with the help of absorbable sutures and injected with long lasting local anesthesia. This surgery may have its complications and it is important that the surgeon you choose has good experience in performing this type of surgical procedure.

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Pregnancy After 40 Risks – With and Without Tubal Ligation Reversal

Mike Malone — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 06:22:05 +0000

Pregnancy After 40 Risks – With and Without Tubal Ligation Reversal

Today advanced maternal age pregnancies are becoming more and more common. This how women over the age of 35 who become pregnant today are classified. When a woman does have a pregnancy after 40, she needs to be aware that there are certain risks involved. This includes women who undergo tubal ligation reversal in order to have a child after 40. Although statistics for such women show a 41% pregnancy success rate according to one tubal surgeon who compiles statistics, a woman over 40 wanting a child needs to understand there are risks associated with such a pregnancy. This is why these are usually called high risk pregnancies. We quickly cover these risks below.

There are basically two areas of risk that attends a pregnancy after 40. One is the risk of problems for the child usually caused by genetic abnormalities. You have a higher risk of this with a pregnancy later in life. You are also at a greater risk as you get older of suffering from pregnancy complications both during the pregnancy and when the child is born.

To begin with, there is a higher chance of any children of women who conceive after 40 being born with a genetic abnormality. The most common of abnormality is Down Syndrome. Any woman who has a pregnancy after 40 years of age faces the chances 1 in 42 of her child being born with Down’s Syndrome. Luckily there are tests that your doctor can carry out including an amniocentesis. This test enables the doctor to determine whether the child is going to be born with such a genetic abnormality or not.

However, if you choose to have an amniocentesis test you need to understand that there is a risk of losing the unborn child. The chances of it happening are 1 in 200. Any woman considering having this test should carefully weigh the benefits and negatives associated with it.

When a woman does have a pregnancy after 40, there are other health problems that she may find herself having to deal with. One major one is that fertility levels are lower in older women. So even if you have a tubal ligation reversal after 40, you still have the additional question of your fertility level.

Other health problems you may face include preterm labor, developing diabetes or high blood pressure. There is also an increased chance of her having a preeclampsia pregnancy which could even lead to eclampsia. However, it isn’t age alone that may be a cause of these health problems. There are other factors that can be causing them.

An unhealthy lifestyle of smoking, obesity and other factors put younger women at as much risk as older women of developing some of the health issues we mention above. Yet as the chances of developing these health problems does seem to be greater in older women when they have a pregnancy after 40, each woman’s doctor and other health professional will monitor the pregnancy more closely.

This is especially true for a woman’s pregnancy after 40 where she has had tubal ligation reversal. To begin with before the tubal ligation reversal, to increase your chances for becoming pregnant, be sure to use a surgeon who has the lots of experience at carrying out tubal reversals such as Dr. Gary Berger or Dr. Charles Monteith. Using a well qualified tubal surgeon will not only increase your chances of conceiving a child naturally but following his protocols when you do become pregnant will help to reduce the chances of developing some of the medical problems we discussed above.

To learn more of the risks of a pregnancy after 40 check out Dr. Berger’s website at http://www.tubal-reversal.net/ There are a whole series of posts and stories of women with pregnancies after 40. Review the site for resources about tubal ligation reversal as well.

Dr. Richard Levin – world renowned tubal microsurgeon and one of the top tubal reversal specialists – will talk to you about the steps to follow if you are having trouble getting pregnant. These instructions will allow you to speed up this process and get one step closer to achieving your dream of having a baby. 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

Tubal Ligation Reversal In India For Regaining Fertility

Mike Malone — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 06:22:07 +0000

Tubal Ligation Reversal In India For Regaining Fertility

Tubal Ligation Reversal Surgery

Tubal reversal surgery usually requires a laparotomy which is a much larger incision on the abdomen usually approximately 4 to 6 inches in length. Since the skin and all the muscles and other tissues of the abdominal wall must be cut through there is considerably more discomfort and a much longer recovery time following the surgery as compared to a laparoscopic surgery such as with a tubal ligation.

Some surgeons are now performing tubal reversal surgeries through the laparoscope. However, this is a relatively difficult technique and there is not yet sufficient published data to know what pregnancy rates will be after laparoscopic tubal reversal. Most women will need to be in the hospital for approximately 3 days following tubal reversal surgery and will need to be off work for a minimum of 2 to 3 weeks…

Just as a tubal ligation is considered to be major surgery, so is a tubal reversal. Normally, this procedure takes two to three hours and is done under general anesthetic. In order to make your fallopian tubes functional again, the doctor will unclamp; reattach; remove any devices that may be blocking your tubes or place an implant into your fallopian tubes.

This type of surgery does require a hospital stay of at least one night but you may need to remain in the hospital for as much as five days after the surgery. Once you leave the hospital, you can expect to completely recover from the procedure over the course of the next four to six weeks…

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Choices for Women with Prior Tubal Ligation

Mike Malone — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 06:22:05 +0000

Choices for Women with Prior Tubal Ligation

At some point in their lives many women decide to undergo a surgical procedure known as tubal ligation, more commonly called “getting your tubes tied”. Later in their life, they may decide that they wish to have children but are fearful that their tubal ligation procedure was permanent. Actually, this is not the case. There are studies showing a promising future for tubal ligation reversal. This is very reassuring news for women that have undergone a tubal ligation but now plan on having children and raising a family.

Reasons Women Regret “Having Their Tubes Tied”

Many reasons may lead a woman who had previously tied her tubes to regret her decision. Young age at time of the tubal ligation is one of the biggest factors for regret; the younger a woman is at the time of tubal ligation, the higher the chance that at some point she will desire to be pregnant again. Furthermore, some women are pressured by their partners to have their tubes tied, due to various financial or personal issues. In addition, some women may lose their significant other or divorce and subsequently remarry, wishing to have children with their new partner.

Before a woman gets a tubal ligation surgery she should carefully consider how it will impact the rest of her life and if this is something she truly desires. Nevertheless, whatever the reason for regret may by, women with a history of a tubal ligation have excellent options for having more children.

How Tubal Ligation Works

The fallopian tube is the site where an egg and sperm unite to create an embryo. Normally, an egg is released from the ovary into the fallopian tube where it waits to be fertilized by sperm. Following a tubal ligation procedure, sperm cannot reach the egg because the tube is cut off (occluded), which prevents pregnancy.

During a standard tubal ligation procedure, a small incision is made in the abdomen, which allows access to the fallopian tubes. Then, using various surgical techniques, the tubes can be sealed, burned, clipped, or cut. Because of an extremely low failure rate, a tubal ligation is considered a permanent birth control method. However, in the majority of cases, tubal litigations are quite reversible.

Reasons to Consider Tubal Reversal Versus In Vitro Fertilization

Prior to the era of in vitro fertilization (IVF), tubal reversal procedures were extremely common since a tubal reversal was the only way for a woman to become pregnant after a tubal ligation. Since IVF allows for the fertilization of eggs by sperm in the embryology laboratory, rather than the fallopian tube, IVF can bypass the fallopian tube and achieve pregnancy.

Once IVF was developed, IVF became a popular choice for achieving pregnancy for women with a prior tubal ligation. In certain clinical cases, IVF is a better choice for achieving pregnancy with a prior tubal ligation. However, in most cases, because of the lower risk for multiple gestation, lower cost, and high success rate, a tubal reversal procedure is much more beneficial. In experienced hands, this procedure can be performed as an outpatient surgery (requiring no overnight hospitalization) with a fast recovery and excellent results.

Tubal Reversal Results in Successful Pregnancies 65% of the Time.

Multiple studies have shown that a tubal reversal can by highly successful. A recent study out of North Carolina showed promising results for women that wished to become pregnant after having tied their tubes. Of the 2,692 women in the study 1,783 were able to become pregnant after having a tubal ligation reversal, which is about 65 percent of the women involved (better than the best IVF rate of 50.8% as reported by the Jones Institute).

There were many factors which affected the overall success rate including age, method used, and length of the fallopian tubes. Younger women under the age of 30 had a higher success rate than women over the age of 40. Women who had fallopian tubes 7.5 centimeters or longer were much more likely to get pregnant than women who had tubes in length of 2.5 centimeters or shorter.

Overall a majority of women who have a tubal ligation reversal are successful in becoming pregnant. There are many factors that contribute to the success rate of a tubal reversal, and couples interested in having the procedure should discuss these in detail with a doctor experienced in performing the surgery.

The good news is that today, women who have had a tubal ligation have choices, including renewed hope for expanding their families.

Dr. Eliran Mor is a recognized specialist in tubal reversal. He trains residents and junior fellows in the microsurgery techniques used in this procedure. He offers his services through the Center for Tubal Reversal.

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center (www.tubal-reversal.net) Nurse Administrator answers questions about post tubal ligation reversal instructions and tubal reversal follow up care.

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Tubal Ligation Reversal Abroad At Low Cost – Tubal Ligation Reversal

Mike Malone — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 06:22:05 +0000

Tubal Ligation Reversal Abroad At Low Cost – Tubal Ligation Reversal

Tubal Ligation Reversal Abroad

Tubal Ligation Reversal

A tubal reversal is a procedure to reconnect the fallopian tubes in a woman who has previously undergone surgical sterilization, known as tubal ligation. In a tubal reversal operation, the surgeon removes the portion of each fallopian tube that has been blocked or cut. Once the damaged portion has been removed, the tubes are reconnected to form a complete, open fallopian tube. The fallopian tube is the passageway through which the released eggs travel and meet with a man’s sperm and become fertilized.

A successful tubal reversal does not guarantee pregnancy. In addition, the surgery is expensive and may not be covered by medical insurance. Women who have a tubal reversal are at increased risk for ectopic pregnancy. For this reason, many health experts recommend that sterilized women consider in vitro fertilization as an alternative to tubal reversal….

About tubal reversal

A tubal reversal is a procedure to undo a tubal ligation, which is the surgical sterilization of a woman. Also known as tubal reanastomosis, the procedure is usually performed when circumstances have changed and a woman wishes to have a child.

In women of childbearing age, one egg (ova) from an ovary moves into the fallopian tube each month. There, the egg can be fertilized by a man’s sperm produced in ejaculation during sexual intercourse. Once the egg has been fertilized, it travels down into the uterus (the hollow, muscular cavity in a woman’s pelvis) and implants in the uterine wall, where it develops into a fetus….

Before the tubal reversal procedure

A woman considering a tubal reversal must first determine if she is eligible for the procedure. In some cases, the initial sterilization may have prevented any hope of reversal. For example, a sterilization technique known as fimbriectomy involves removal of the end of the fallopian tube. This type of sterilization generally cannot be reversed. In addition, reversal may be difficult if sterilization was achieved through cauterization (using electric heat)….

During and after the tubal reversal procedure

Both local and general anesthesia may be used during a tubal reversal. The procedure may be completed on an outpatient basis, although in some cases it requires a hospital admission. A tubal reversal is usually performed using one of two techniques: Minilaparotomy. A small incision (1 to 3 inches long) is made below the navel and the physician raises a portion of each fallopian tube to repair it…

Potential risks with tubal reversal

Risks associated with a tubal reversal include those generally associated with surgery (including bleeding and infection) and use of anesthesia (including reaction to the anesthetic).

Other risks include : -

Formation of scar tissue Increased risk of ectopic pregnancy There is a small chance that the tubes will become blocked again following a tubal reversal….

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Incision Care After Tubal Ligation Reversal

Mike Malone — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 06:22:02 +0000

Dr. Richard Levin – world renowned tubal microsurgeon and one of the top tubal reversal specialists – will walk you through the step of how to care for your incision after your tubal reversal procedure. These instructions will allow you to speed up this process and get one step closer to achieving your dream of having a baby. 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

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center (www.tubal-reversal.net) — A patient of Dr. Berger, who had three pregnancies after her tubal reversal, talks about her reverse tubal surgery. She explains how pain-free her recovery was and how she went on to have three healthy pregnancies after tubal reversal by Dr. Berger.

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Information on Tubal Ligation Reversal and In Vitro Fertilization

Mike Malone — Sun, 12 Sep 2010 06:22:04 +0000

Information on Tubal Ligation Reversal and In Vitro Fertilization

For those women who have had their tubes tied and now longing to have more children there are two options available to them. In-vitro fertilization and tubal ligation reversal will be discussed here.

In-vitro fertilization, commonly known as IVF, has given hundreds of thousands of women who have not been able to conceive a baby for whatever reasons, to get pregnant and have a baby of their own. To describe it easily, an egg is taken from the woman and sperm from the man and the two are put together in a laboratory dish where they are fertilized. This is a form of assisted reproduction. After the egg has been fertilized then it is implanted back into the womb where, if successful, it develops by itself.

Couples can try all kinds of other fertility treatments before attempting IVF as there are quite large costs involved and it involves a lot of time and energy. Women are offered IVF if their fallopian tubes are blocked, if they have been damaged for some reason and even for those who don’t have fallopian tubes. The success of IVF is about 30%. Many couples have to undergo the treatment more than once before they get a result. With this method there will be a lot of injections and other medical procedures to endure.

Couples can find plenty of fertility clinics available offering in vitro fertilization infertility treatments. However, there are various factors that need to be taken into consideration before choosing a fertility method; these include the effectiveness the treatment, types of equipment used, the equipment used, the doctor’s experience, and also how much the price will be.

If all this seems a bit daunting you might consider an easier option. Tube reversal surgery is a cost effective procedure and has a high success rate for those women wanting to conceive after they have had their tubes tied. As pregnancy rates average 75% the method is popular

One way to decide whether tubal ligation reversal is the best method for you is to contact a specialized clinic where the surgeon will interpret your operative report from your tubal ligation. The surgeon will be able to study your operative report from your tubal ligation and let you know how successful the procedure would be for your situation.

For women who can’t get hold of their records they can visit a fertility clinic that will carry out a laparoscopy. This will let a surgeon see how healthy your fallopian tubes are and he will be able to estimate if a reversal would be successful. In most cases the fallopian tubes can be re-attached and the operation is successful.

There are various factors that will have an effect on your success rate in getting pregnant after a tubal ligation reversal. These involve your age, as does any attempt to get pregnant. As you get older your chances of conceiving decrease whether you have had your tubes tied previously or not. Women under the age of 35 invariably find it easier to conceive than those older.

Another reason that might affect a woman’s chances of conceiving is how long ago it was she had the tubal ligation surgery. The longer it has been, the more difficult it will be to conceive easily as more harm has been caused to the tubes.

The option you decide to try attempting to get pregnant is a personal choice that depends on your circumstances, and the information and advice the surgeon you discuss it with gives you. For tubal reversal doctors and specialist surgeons look online where you can find answers to most of your questions.

Michiel Van Kets provides article services for Dr. Gary Berger, who is widely known as the tubal reversal doctor with the most experience reversing tied tubes and tubal ligation and works in the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center. For information and advice on tube reverse, clinics and reversal of tubal ligation visit the website.

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