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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. :)
Showing posts with label tubal surgery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tubal surgery. Show all posts

Friday, December 4, 2009

Tubal Surgery-Only Time Will Tell

For many the choice to have tubal surgery did not come easy. Trying to decide between having tubal surgery and IVF is a big decision and if you want a baby in the end it is a huge task.

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center is such a center that believes in Informed Decision. This is giving the patient the information and letting them decide what is best for them. They are not told that tubal surgery will get them a baby in the end because no human can guarantee that. But, if a surgeon tells a woman that she is getting too old and all the tests come back looking great why shouldn’t she be able to make the choice herself?

Informing about how tubal surgery works and giving actual pregnancy statistics is something that Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center takes very seriously. Dr. Berger and Dr. Monteith are not going to “candy coat” anything and make promises that they cannot stand behind.

Most of us want to be told the truth and there are still surgeons out there that care for the patient and not just trying to make money. To be told that your chances of havng a baby after tubal surgery are good rather than you will definitely have a baby and then not having a child is more realistic.

As there are no guarantees with tubal surgery the best thing a woman can do is to choose a tubal reversal surgeon that specializes in just this type of surgery and know that they are doing their best to help your dreams come true.

Saturday, October 3, 2009

I Want A Baby!

I want a baby is something that many women who have had a tubal ligation say after the procedure is done. It is not unusual to hear nor should women who have had a previous tubal ligation feel alone. There is hope with tubal surgery or tubal ligation reversal.


Many women who leave a troubled relationship and get remarried feel this way. Many times the new husband does not have any children of his own and would like to begin expanding the family.

Tubal surgery has proven to have better pregnancy success rates than IVF. Not only is the success rate better, it is less expensive. This is not even bringing in the fact that it is much more natural.


Tubal surgery at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center with Dr. Gary Berger and Dr. Charles Monteith is a low cost, outpatient procedure. Dr. Berger pioneered this in 1982 and has had excellent results. This type of procedure results in less pain and better safety for the patient.

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has a message board where many women and couples go to ask other patients questions and give answers. The staff (including Dr. Berger and Dr. Monteith) interact with the patients here also.


Wanting a baby after a tubal ligation is not out of the norm. As a matter of fact it is quite common. Tubal surgery nurses are available to answer any questions you may have. If you do not want to ask a question right away many times the answer can be found right on the website.

Friday, October 2, 2009

Tubal Surgery Less Costly Than IVF

Many women who have had a tubal ligation regret it the minute it is done. For others they didn’t want to sign the paper to have it done to begin with and after it was done lost hope. For those that have decided they want more children due to a changing life circumstances they face being told the only way this can happen is with IVF. This is not always the case. Tubal surgery has been proven to have better pregnancy outcomes than IVF.


Not only is tubal surgery a more natural way to have a child after a tubal ligation it is also less expensive. Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has proven this again and again. There is also the chance to conceive every month without the disadvantages of more treatments and spending more money.


In the video above Erika Pamplin, Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center Business Office Manager, explains the cost of tubal surgery as well as the prepayment option. Many women on the message board discuss which option they used and how they went about it. There are great ideas that many women would not have thought of.Tubal surgery nurses are always available to answer questions you may have. And for those searching for Essure removal, be sure to check out the blog.

Wanting Tubal Surgery

When you hear someone is going in for any type of surgery the first thing we often think is that there is something wrong. When someone hears someone say they cannot wait for tubal surgery and they are so excited some may wonder what is up.


There actually are women from all over the world that cannot wait for tubal surgery. They plan for month’s sometimes even years. The thought of any type of surgery is not always a good one for any of us weak hearted. But, these women want the surgery to be able to have children.


The message board at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center’s website is full of women from all over the world and all walks of life. They are anticipating tubal surgery to have a tubal ligation reversed, Essure removed or fallopian tubes repaired. And they cannot wait until their day finally comes to “cross over” to the other side. This has to be one of the most active message boards I have seen in a long time considering it is pretty much all on tubal surgery and getting pregnant.


Dr. Berger and Dr. Monteith are the best tubal surgery surgeons out there. Many gynecologists from the United States refer their patients to the center because of the great pregnancy statistics.


Tubal surgery is also performed to remove Essure. Physicians are telling many women who have changed their minds that the only way to remove Essure is by getting a hysterectomy. This is not true at all. On the blog is a great story from a patient named Jen. Reading about her courage and not giving up not only has become an inspiration to other women but also is getting the word out that Essure CAN be removed.

Friday, September 25, 2009

Essure Is Reversible With Tubal Surgery

For the many women who have had the Essure procedure and want it reversed there is great news. Essure reversal is being performed at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center and it is a success using tubal surgery techniques.

Jen, a recent patient who underwent tubal surgery for Essure reversal, shares her story on the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Centers blog. Jen called local doctors inquiring about Essure removal and was told it was not reversible and even heard that in order to have the Essure coils removed she would have to have a hysterectomy.

A true story of not giving up hope she searched the Internet and found Dr. Gary Berger of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center. Not only did he say he could remove Essure through tubal surgery but he personally answered Jen’s emails. During this time Jen joined the message board and asked questions and received answers from previous tubal surgery patients as well as the staff.

As with any type of surgery Jen was nervous and excited at being given the second chance to have a child. Her surgery was on August 26, 2009 and all went well. Unlike stories that are floating around about having short tubes if this surgery is performed her tubes after tubal surgery were not short they are 9 cm on both sides.

Now that Jen has “crossed over” to the other side she will be able to begin the natural process of having another baby. For more information on Essure removal with tubal surgery feel free to call the tubal surgery nurses for a free phone consultation. And stay tuned for part 2 of Jens Essure removal journey.

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Tubal Surgery vs. IVF


It is no surprise that numerous women each year have a tubal ligation. Many times they think they have made the final decision and do not want anymore children and it is time to move on from this time in their lives. Then circumstances in life change and may times they have left a bad relationship and want to have another child with a new partner.

When making this decision many women do not know the best answer on how to go about being able to be pregnant and carry another child. Is the best choice tubal surgery or IVF treatment? There is a ton of information to be read on the Internet about IVF but what about tubal surgery? What are the chances that tubal surgery will work?

Dr. Gary Berger of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has just releases The Pregnancy Report 2009. This is the largest most comprehensive report on tubal surgery and pregnancy ever released. The wonderful thing is it yet again proves that tubal surgery has a better-proven pregnancy rate than in all areas of IVF in the study of over 5000 women.

Many times there are women who have never even heard of tubal surgery to undo and repair the tubal ligation that was previously performed.

Why do so many couples choose tubal surgery over IVF? There are many answers but as shown in the video above these seem to be the main issues:

Less expensive
Better pregnancy rates
Not having either no children or multiple children all in one shot
More natural
When the couple decides to have child two and on there is no further treatment needed
No fertility drugs involved


Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has a very user friendly website with a message board and blog. On the message board there are numerous women who discuss how they have tried IVF treatments only to face heartbreak and see money lost. After having tubal surgery they have hope restored and a few are on their second and third tubal surgery babies. There is still hope for women who have had a previous tubal ligation and the dreams of having more children are coming true for many women.