Both of my fallopian tubes were completely transected. Is there the slight chance I could become pregnant again? I don't want to.
My right and left fallopian tubes were completely transected, since 21 August 2014
I have my medical records on my tubal ligation and it just says "right and left fallopian tubes: complete transection: 1. A tube segment 18mm long and 2. A tube segment 16mm long. No evidence of Sapingitis or other pathology in these sections.
Answers from doctors (1)
Answered by South Florida Institute For Reproductive Medicine - Pembroke Pines
There is still a small possibility that you could become pregnant. It would be very unlikely, though. If you do become pregnant, you need to contact a physician immediately because you would be at increased risk for having an ectopic pregnancy.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
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