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Have you had your tubes tied?

Many women have had their tubes tied and many now desire a baby. If this is you then join the many other women who are desiring the same thing. Do you suffer from Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome? Are you trying to tell the world what is happening to you but no one wants to listen? Have you been told PTLS does not exist? I invite you to read and join in with comments and make being a woman easier. :)

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Choosing The Right Surgeon For Your Tubal Ligation Reversal

Choosing the right surgeon to perform your tubal reversal surgery it not easy. You need to know what to ask what information is really true and what the chances are for a successful surgery.

The research for choosing the right surgeon can be quite daunting and that is not even counting the actually appointment making and getting ready for the surgery. Because so many couples know this might be their only chance of having a child it can become very stressful.

In order to keep the stress down the best thing a couple can do is to research. Research until you feel you have gotten all of your answers figured out. There is no reason to rush through things and feel you have made a mistake after the reversal is completed.

One of the first things couples do is go to websites where tubal reversal surgeons are listed and rated. This can be quite an interesting task because many times there may be a couple of good reviews and then there are the people who were not happy with the service or care provided. Be sure to read through everything.

After you have chosen the surgeon do not be afraid to see if the company has a website. If they do have a website, is it informative or just it just make the surgery and tubal reversal surgery look like a piece of cake? Call the office and speak with someone who works there. Ask questions. And if your question is not answered fully the first time do not be afraid to ask again. This is the one chance you may have to see how the staff will interact with you.

Be sure to ask if the staff and surgeon will be available after your surgery is completed. Not just during the healing time but for months after or maybe even years. How is this questions answered? If you are treated like you are taking up too much time then steer clear. This is a pretty good indicator of the treatment you will receive after the surgery is completed.

Does the surgeon have any type of success rate that you can see? Or are numbers being pulled out of the sky. You want concrete evidence. Again ask and if you do not like the answer move on.

The experience of the surgeon and staff has a lot to do with a successful outcome of the tubal reversal surgery. Does the surgeon perform this on a full time basis or just a few times a month? How well is the staff educated in reversal surgery? Although this may sound little now it may cause regret later after your surgery.

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