Tubal Reversal and Testing For Blocked Tubes

In many cases, women decide not to have more children and they choose tubal ligation as a contraceptive and then, over time change their minds. It is commonly referred to break the connection of fallopian tubes or tied them and it involves the wearing out a closure of the fallopian tubes connected to the ovaries in charge of the uterus. The tubes can be isolated, cut, tied, cauterized or blocked by nonsurgical methods in operation.

Many women change their minds after having a tubal ligation surgery. In fact, about 25% of women who got this surgery decide over time to have surgery to reverse the ligation. One of the most common reasons is a change in their outlook or change of partner. A change that may have occurred in your life is one of the most common reasons, death of a child, and the death of her husband or perhaps the decision to remarry may be reasons that lead women to seek out a specialist for them to practice this operation

If anyone changes mindset and want to get pregnant there are two options, tubal reversal and (IVF) in Vitro Fertilization. The tubal reversal surgery has a successful pregnancy rate higher than those obtained by IVF and its cost is also lesser than IVF. Reversal surgery is quite similar to tubal ligation surgery, except for the fact that this operation is carried out a process of disengagement of the tubes. The success of this procedure depends on whether your tubes were cauterized, and the reversal in this case could be impossible because the lining of the fallopian tubes may have been damaged during cauterization.

In the United States, both clinics and hospitals offer this kind of medical procedure. Some hospitals, however, require that patients remain hospitalized for two to five days after undergoing such surgery and full recovery could take four to six weeks. However, new advances in the techniques employed in this kind of surgery have allowed several clinics to offer the reversal of tubal ligation by microsurgery.
If the patient opted for tubal reversal microsurgery, the clinic would carry out the operation in less than an hour and recovery time would be much faster too. For this operation using local anesthesia and procedure ensures minimal bleeding, less tissue damage and almost no discomfort. You may return home or hotel where you will stay two hours after being subjected to it and return to normal activities within five to ten days after having performed this operation. The success rate of this operation exceeds 85%.

More than two thirds of women, who have undergone this kind of reversal surgery, reported that they have become pregnant within one year. In fact, many women are able to become pregnant within six months after having performed the operation. There is still a greater risk of ectopic pregnancy after tubal reversal surgery. After this surgery, as you notice it has a delay in your period, get a home pregnancy test to make sure if you are really pregnant. If the test came back positive, contact your doctor to schedule an appointment to be examined for ectopic pregnancy