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Tubes Tied but signs of pregnancy
I had my tubes tied 2 years ago. For the past 2-3 months I have been having all the signs of pregnancy. I have took 3 at home pregnancy tests that have all came back negative. Is this normal for having tubes tied? I have never had these signs till 2-3 months ago and they are constant. My breast are fuller, I get nauseus easy, I have no energy, I have bad abdominal pains. They only thing is, I am having my period. But all the signs of pregnancy I had with my 2 children I am having now. Could I be pregnant?
yeah dats da thing about this.. but yeah i have heard people saying they have their's tied and ended up getting pregnant, in the other hand my mom which is a different story.. she was told she was not gonna have more kids because of her age (44) and ended up getting pregnant again, now i have a three year old sister that looks like one of our daughter hehe!! people mistake her saying could be a grand daughter. i will keep my fingers crossed for u... hopefully u'll have luck through that..
Yes. I am hoping for more kids. When I had my tubes tied I went through 2 pregnancys alone. But I have got married since then and my husband wants kids so bad and so do i now. I wish I never had them tied but cant change the past. I will find a doctor to go to. Have to save money first. I have no insurance.
hey i've read about people who have their's tied but ended up getting pregnant... i'd stick with goingonfivekids advice though, see a doc to make sure ur pregnant or could be something else... good luck.. by the way r u hoping for more kids??
I would have your doctor check you out, it may be pregnancy but it can also be a sign of something else. The reason why I think you should get checked for pregnancy is that you TIED your tubes and hey you know stuff happens--threads gets loose. I leave nothing up to chance because babies are amazing and have thived in the weirdest circumstances.
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