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pregnant or not

i recently had lapchole, blood preg test was neg, ct scan revealed enlarged uterus w/two embryos, 1 not as developed as the other, had light periods and now no period. do not know how far along embryos were. having an ultrasound the 20th. ct was 1st of feb., surgery was the 12th, gyn visit the 6th could not feel anything. how can this happen, had tubes tied.
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178698 tn?1228774338
Oh well...i can definitely see how the tubal ligation could fail with that type of procedure.   That's pretty uncommon and you don't hear of that type too often.   I am wishing you the very best!!!  
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I spoke to an RN at work, I had hulka pins placed on my tubes. I was given an MRI in 2002 and one last fall. The RN said they should never had done them and the pins could possibly have shifted. Plus I was always a real caffeine freak. My doctor took my off the caffeine because of fibrocyctic breasts and on my tubes. I do not have the pain I used to have. So I am a believer in the noncaffeine. Those are the only changes I can come up with that I have made. My ultrasound is fri and I am trying to prepare my self either way. If I am it was in God's plan and we gladly accept the blessing.
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178698 tn?1228774338
Wow!!  Keep us posted.....could the CT scan be wrong?  Could the embryos actually be something else??   You do hear stories of women getting pregnant with their tubes tied.  All I can think of is there must have been some the eggs made it through the tubes.

Did you have the blood pregnancy test same day as the CT scan???

I have no idea if you are pregnant how it happened.  Very interesting story!  I want to hear more!  I hope this all works out the way you want it to.
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