Is tubal ligation reversible?

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It can be done surgically, but it depends on how your tubes were tied. Also, the success of the reversal depends on how much of your tubes were removed in the process--there has to be enough fallopian tube left for the fertilized egg to travel through for enough days before implantation.

Keep in mind, also, that women who've had their tubes tied and reversed are at a greater risk for ectopic pregnancy.

On the brighter side of things, two of my coworkers had tubal reversal procedures that were successful. They both conceived within 6 months of the procedure.

tubal ligation is the permanent type of contraception.....it is not reversible...but still chances of recanalisation are there though very rare

It depends on the method used. Best to call your physician that did the procedure.

sometimes the tubes are seared closed and sometimes they are tied (tying is reversible I believe)

Good luck

Most of the time it isn't. But, sometimes the tubes wound up untied and you still could have a baby that way.

I heard that it is

but since I have never had one done

I can't tell you on a personal point

Consul your doc

Good luck

Yes they are. Here is a site that may give u more info.

Yes, but it would probably be very difficult operation and difficult to conceive.

I would ask my doctor.