I have had a tubal ligation. Is it possible to have my own eggs fertilized with my huband's sperm and re-implanted so I can still carry our child?
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Answered by The Fertility Center of the Carolinas
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Tubal ligation is very easily overcome with in vitro fertilization (IVF). One can think of it as "tubal bypass" since eggs are removed from the ovaries via transvaginal egg retrieval then combined with husband's sperm in a lab. The embryos that subsequently develop can then be transferred back into your uterus through your cervix during a speculum exam. The children that then develop share your genes and your husband's genes, just as they would with a natural conception.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
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