One of the biggest things to remember when preparing for tubal reversal surgery is to have a OB/GYN who will support your decision. This can be a stress in many women's lives because they do not always know how their current physician is going to react.
For the most part many physicians will not have an issue with the Early Pregnancy Protocol following tubal reversal surgery. But, there are some who want to do things their way.
Dr. Berger and Dr. Monteith of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center follow their patients after the surgery and they are adamant that Early Pregnancy Protocol is followed. The risk of ectopic pregnancy is higher after the procedure and the surgeons want to be sure that none of their tubal reversal patients are put at risk.
For more information on how patients cope with early pregnancy and finding the right OB/GYN to work with after the procedure the tubal reversal message board is a great place to begin.
For those who cannot find the answers they are looking for the tubal reversal staff is available seven days a week to help you.