After a tubal ligation, it is still possible for a woman to have children. Usually, this happens through either tubal ligation reversal or IVF. If you are interested in becoming a mother, choosing which procedure is right for you can be difficult, even with all the information available. Still, with careful consideration and good advice you can decide which method is best for you. (more…)

For many women, having a child is a dream come true. But being a mom is a lot of work! Sometimes after having a family a woman decides not to have any more children. In some cases as a form of birth control she will have a tubal ligation procedure where her fallopian tubes, the canal that an egg travels through from the ovary to the uterus prior to fertilization, is cut or tied off to prevent future pregnancy. (more…)

Tubal Ligation Reversal is a very effective surgery option for those who want to have children after tubal ligation. Because tubal ligation reversal is a medical procedure, some woman and their partners have concerns about what it will cost. These days every one’s budgets are a little tight, and no one has buckets of extra money lying around. (more…)

Even after having a surgical sterilization by tubal ligation, it is still possible to have more children. Typically this begins with a tubal ligation reversal where patients have their tubes “untied”. Thankfully, tubal ligation reversal can be done with a minimally invasive surgery and a tubal reversal has a high rate of success. If you’re thinking about having a tubal ligation reversal, chances are, you have some questions. (more…)

It is a woman’s prerogative to change her mind. Consequently, some individuals find themselves considering tubal ligation reversal. With high success rates and few complications, tubal ligation reversal surgery is an attractive answer for women and couples considering parenthood. (more…)

What types of tests are needed for tubal reversal preoperatively?

These tests are needed to assess the preoperative condition of the patient.  These blood analysis are compulsory prior to your tubal ligation reversal.  They can be prearranged by your regular gyneclogist, or can be done at your local laboratory facility (DR. MORICE WILL FAX AN ORDER TO YOUR LOCAL FACILITY): (more…)

Accurate functioning of fallopian tubes

Accurate tubal function involves:

1.  The fimbria of the Fallopian tube picking up the egg

2.   Transportation of the egg through the Fallopian tube by the cells that line the inside of the tube

3.  Fertilization of the egg by a healthy sperm which can penetrate the egg’s protective covering

4.  Transfer from the fallopian tube into the uterus where the embryo implants

If implantation occurs in the tube, this results in a tubal pregnancy.

For the above processes to occur, the tube must be open. Many patients have undergone a tubal ligation procedure which has closed the tube. Tubal reversal is a challenging surgery that can be done by an experienced surgeon that allows one to regain the previous anatomy and physiology of the healthy tube.  After a tubal reversal, fertility prognosis is based on accurate functioning of the tubes. Other infertility factors may also be present which may hinder conception. (more…)

An alternative to tubal reversal is in-vitro fertilization (IVF).

Which method is better for regaining fertility?

Whether or not IVF or tubal reversal is better must be based on individual factors and workup.

IVF is a nonconventional method and involves the daily administration of fertility injections.  The patient’s response is checked over a 2-4 week period, together with frequent visits for further management.  At the appropriate time, the eggs are harvested from the woman by placing a needle through the vagina and into the ovary.  (more…)

What makes you fit for having a tubal reversal?

Patients need to be more aware of the fertile possibilities of tubal reversal before going for a tubal reversal.  The factors that go into whether a tubal reversal is right for you are: (more…)

Tubal Ligation usually refers to the term “getting one’s tubes tied/coupled” is an indication to a form of strong process in expression with sterilization , a process in which the fallopian tubes are sealed together for preventing the fertility of women(in case when women are eager to have more children at the same time are avid to protect their vaginal fecundities) , somehow in some cases of tubal ligation the productiveness of active hormones, libido and the proper functionality of the menstrual cycle seem to be terribly influenced  after surgery. (more…)