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Is it possible to get pregnant after having your tubes clamped?

I have been feeling a little nausea, breast are sensitive and sore, and today I had I guess what you would call breast milk but it is a clear color. I have had my tubes clamped since 2003. Is it possible I could be pregnant?
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1311328 tn?1273665692
It is possible Yes and has happened to people in the past although the chance of this happening is not a high chance.
There is another post similar to Yours that has been answered numerous times in the Maternal and child community forum which may help Your further in Your answers. Perhaps speaking to someone who had the same experience in the past and concerns.
In case You are not able to find it the link is below
Best of luck
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Maternal--Child/can-you-get-pregnant-after-getting-your-tubes-tied-and-burned-/show/172590
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Could be... It could be that your progesterone levels are low, and prolactin levels are high. When was your last period? And have you had intercourse recently? Anytime you're not pregnant or breastfeeding and you have discharge out of your breasts you need to get it examined by a Dr. That is one of the signs to look out for when you do a self breast exam. would I worry, nope! But just make sure to get seen if you're not pregnant.
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1219580 tn?1297218139
Yes, it is possible because there could have been a problem with tubal. When in doubt, take a pregnancy test
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