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Hi. I tried to call the doctor to try to be seen earlier, but they are only open on Wed. (grrr) I can't go to the ER, because that costs a lot of money.
While they are not foolproof, the failure rate is along the lines of 1 in 500 or so IF DONE PROPERLY.
So clearly, your tubal ligation needs to be redone, because something is not right. And yes, you are at high risk for an ectopic. You do need a blood test.
So please consider going in now, I think if it is an ectopic, waiting until wednesday may be too long. The pain in your shoulder can be huge indicator of an ectopic , as well as the pain on one saide of your pelvis. It is possible it could be something else, but with something so serious it is best to get in NOW.
Good luck and let us know what happens.
Andrea
But, my pain has lessened some. It is still tender in my lower abdamin and below my belly button, but not as bad today. And my lower back isn't hurtting.
I promise to keep you posted after my doctor's appointment, and I thank you all for replying to my post. Take care and thanks agin, Rhealene
P.S. Someone had posted earlier asking why I had two miscarriages within a year after getting fixed. I forgot to respond. After my 2nd miscarriage, the doctor told me that sometimes when a woman gets fixed right after having a baby, that when the swelling goes down, those tubes can connect again and heal together. That was the reason I was told.
I am unsure of where to go after this if it proves to be an eptopic pregnacy.