Can Essure Be Taken Out?

In November of 2002 Essure was approved for use in the United States. With this type of contraception it was made clear to women that it was not reversible and once the devices were placed that was it. But, what happens if a woman has a change of heart or life situation and wants another child? Is IVF the only answer? The answer to this is no. Top-notch tubal ligation reversal physicians can reverse Essure. And it is being proven at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center.

Dr. Charles Monteith of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has just published a new post named, Essure Reversal: What You Need To Know. In this posting he writes about the beginning of Essure, when it was approved and how it is reversed.

The message board is full of women who have had the Essure procedure and are finally finding the answers they have been searching for. Far too many women have been searching and searching only to be told that is not reversible. This has caused many emotional pain and heartbreak for no reason.

Both Dr. Gary Berger and Dr. Charles Monteith perform Essure reversal surgery. The cost is the same as tubal ligation reversal as the center is trying to keep the cost down for women choosing Essure reversal. The price is between $5400-$5900.As noted above Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has an extensive website for those who are researching tubal reversal as well as Essure reversal.

Nurses are available 24 hrs a day seven days a week for a free phone consultation. The staff prides themselves on excellent patient care and helping to make dreams come true.