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Normal pregnancy after failed tubal ligation
by mm1416, Mar 23, 2004 12:00AM
Good morning
I am a new subscriber. I am over 35. I had my tubes tied almost five years ago after the birth of my second child. Feb 02 I became pregnant and my ob said my tubes grew back together. In March 02 I miscarried. I am not currently on birth control and have not been since the miscarriage. I am writing to find out if anyone has had this experience and if anyone has had a normal pregnancy after this type of experience.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I am a new subscriber. I am over 35. I had my tubes tied almost five years ago after the birth of my second child. Feb 02 I became pregnant and my ob said my tubes grew back together. In March 02 I miscarried. I am not currently on birth control and have not been since the miscarriage. I am writing to find out if anyone has had this experience and if anyone has had a normal pregnancy after this type of experience.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
She wasn't sure how it happend since she knew her tubes were tied. Being considered high risk due to her age and the condition, she was able to carry her baby girl to full term. However, she had to remain most of her pregnancy on bed rest. I am not saying that you may also have to be on bed rest but I know that was one thing her doctor had told her she had to do. The baby is now 2 years old.
I understand you about posting a question and not getting a response. I too have felt the same way. I didn't respond to this question sooner because I never experienced this. I hope my comment helps.
If you have any specific questions about it, I can get in contact with my aunt's sister and ask her. Just let me know.
Norma
Thank for all of the helpful info. It is greatly appreciated!
I am looking into adopting and I would love to talk to you about your baby. Please e-mail me at ***@****.
Thank you and good luck.
I found on last Wed...and on Sat..I started having HEAVY bleeding. I went to the doctor Monday and he says I most likely had an ectopic pregnancy that resulted in an early miscarriage. I was only 3-4 weeks along. I had a sonogram done yesterday to make sure it was a complete miscarriage. Everything looked normal, so its assumed my body just reabsorbed it.
i am new to this site, i was sitting here reading and saw that im not the only one who has questions like this. i had my tubed tied ( well clamped ) 5 yrs ago afte my son was born. i just got remarried last month and now i have all the signs of prgnancy. i dont know if its all in my head or if i could really be pregnant.but after reading all you have to say, im starting to think, theres a chance. so tomorrow im going to buy a test to see if it comes out pasative or not. but i do have a question, i was under belief that a home test wouldnt detect the H.C.G. hormone, but a blood