Haveing tubes tied and pregnant?

It might be a good idea to find out exactly what the doctor did when he "tied" your tubes. Had I not known details to ask my doctor, I would not have known that my doctor didn't actually "tie" my tubes but instead put a clip on them (Filshie clips) where they just clip the tubes and over time the tubes they die in the midportion of the clip and the tubes split. If you had this procedure, it is possible that one of the clips fell off which is why you are having repeated tubal pregnancies. If you are adamant about NEVER getting pregnant again, speak with your doctor about more definitive measures (i.e. partial hysterectomy) to prevent a tubal pregnancy again because if not caught early it can be fatal.

However, if you decide to have another child as you stated, then also speak with your doctors about reversing things as right now there is no chance for survival if you were to get pregnant again since it would be outside the uterus anyway.

Tubes being cut/tied stop the eggs being fertilised because they are not released into an area where the sperm can fertilise them. If done correctly there is the smallest, tiniest, miniscule chance of being able to get pregnant. Most reported cases where people have got pregnant are when the operation wasn't done properly or very rarely the tubes have mended themselves. It is reversable in most cases though so if you're trying to concieve that might be an option.

I have a friend who became pregnant after having her tubes tied, although there were no complications or miscarriages.

I am so sorry to hear that you have gone through all of that. I can't imagine how you feel but my heart goes out to you.

I sincerely wish you good luck and hope that everything works out well for you and your family.

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If pregnancy occurs after a tubal ligaton then the tubal is to be considered inadequate and another form of birth control needs to be administered until the patient can undergo another tubal ligation. You're going to keep getting pg unless you use some other form of birth control. It is not unheard of for tubes to reconnect.

It seems to me that your tubal ligation failed. I am surprised that you have continued to rely on it for birth control after the first post tubal pregnancy. (Maybe I am making an assumption that you don't want more kids.) Anyhow, you should assume that your tubes are NOT tied.

I'd be going back to the Dr that tied your tubes and get some answers.

Why don't you get an IUD inserted (in uterous, does not hurt) so you can have extra protection? I got the mirena which last for 5 years. They have copper IUD which lastes 10 years.

I was told that having your tubes just tied wasn't guaranteed. I had mine cut the ends burnt then tied. No chance of it happening then.

i had mine tied 3 years ago and my boyfriend got fixed too. now my period is late and i've been really sick to my stomach for the last month. pregnancy test came back un clear. i'm getting another one today. i guess anything's possible :)