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I'm 37 years old and 13 years ago I had a tubal ligation surgery through my belly button (pomeroy method) after my 2nd child was born. Would I be a good candidate to conceive if I have a tubal ligation reversal done?

I was supposed to have plastic clamps put on my tubes in 2005 after I had my 3rd daughter. The doctor said they were removable. July 6th 2016, I went to a fertility specialist about getting them removed. He told me my tubes are "dead" and sent me on my way. Is it possible? What does that even mean? How can this be resolved? I would love to have another child.

The specimen consists of right tube 1.7x0.6cm; left tube1.6x0.7cm. Repersentative sections of right and left fallopian tubes are submitted in a single cassette. Can I still have a tubal reversal?

I have been pregnant before. It was years ago, and the pregnancy was terminated. I'd like to know if it's possible to extract sperm from my fiancé and get it to me. Or, is a vasectomy reversal the only option? And after 16 years would it take?

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.

I'm 45 and in good health. I've had 2 pregnancies (1 single birth and 1 set of twins). My tubes have been clamped for 18 years. What options do I have if I want another baby?

I had my tubes clamped two years ago at the age of 22. I'm now 24 and want to have my tubes unclamped. How do I go about it?

I really want another child, but before having a tubal reversal, I'd like to know if the procedure is right for me. I am 30 years old and have regular monthly cycles. Three years ago, following my third C-section, I had my tubes clamped. Can I have a tubal reversal? One thing I'm worried about is having the reversal, getting pregnant, and then having another C-section. Am I at risk of having another C-section, and does having had so many C-sections pose a danger?

Can I donate my eggs if I am 42 years old and on Suboxone? If so, how long do I need to be off before I can?

I'm 44 years old. I'd like to know if a tubal reversal is right for me? Also, how can I get the pathology report that details my tubal ligation?

I am 36 years old. I have two children, 15 and 10. Five years ago I had my tubes cut, tied, and burned. I also had an ablation. Is pregnancy possible again if I have a tubal reversal?

I am 47 years old. Me and my fiance want a baby but I had the Adiana procedure. Can I harvest my own eggs and have them placed back in me?

I had a partial hysterectomy and tubal ligation. I understand the tubal ligation procedure, but with a partial hysterectomy, does this mean my uterus was removed? If so, does this mean I cannot get pregnant, even with IVF?

I've had a hysterectomy almost 10 years ago. I'm petite and relatively healthy, despite the common cold here and there. I've had 3 children who were all healthy babies and are still healthy young teenagers and adults. The only downside is that I smoke, but not as much as some do or have. At my last physical a few years back, my doctors gave me a good bill of health. If I'm nearly 41 years old and in good health, can I still donate my eggs?