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Is it possible to get pregnant after having your tubes cut and tied,16yrs.ago? I still have monthly periods.Maybe by artificial insimination?
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667409 tn?1309152183
I had tubal ligation last July, and just had it reversed. We opted for the reversal for a couple of reasons. In our area, one round of IVF is about 10k...and for that money, you get ONE shot. The reversal is about 6k (in the US - we went to Mexico), and you can try as many times as you like. Also, our odds with reversal were better than most because 1) no underlying fertility issues 2) I got pregnant easily one year ago 3) although I am over 40, my husband is 35 and 3) we have had a child together, so we know we CAN get pregnant together.

I don't agree with Annie that IVF is better than tubal reversal...there are too many variables to make a blanket statement like that. Your age and if you've ever had fertility issues seem to be the most important factors.

Tricia
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tHANKS TO ALL THAT HAVE REPLIED TO MY QUESTION.YOU HAVE BEEN VERY HELPFUL!
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134578 tn?1693250592
Talk to your doctor.  You have 2 options but they are costly, and although IVF works (generally speaking) better than tubal reversal surgery, neither option is guaranteed to work.
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1162258 tn?1306916207
if you wanted to do IVF then you could. i know a lady who had her tubes removed and went for ivf so its possible.
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