Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome Affects Women

There are many women who have had a tubal ligation and are just not the same after. Many have symptoms that will come and go and others have symptoms that plague them every single day making their lives miserable.

All too many of these women will go to their physicians and tell them what is happening. Most will get answers that are not putting them at ease at all. Many are told it’s their hormones “acting” up. Some are told they are just getting older while others are just bluntly told that there is no such thing as Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome.

If there is no such thing then why are so many women affected? Is it all in their heads? When will the medical community finally realize that there is something to the name Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome?

The following are some of the symptoms women are suffering from with Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome:

Excessive mood swings
Feelings of guilt for being this way
Tiredness
Depression
Panic and Anxiety
Night Sweats
Change in Appetite
Feelings of Despair
Excessive bleeding and cramping during menstrual cycle
Headaches
Painful Ovulation

This list is just a few of what many women have been suffering from. But, there is help available to those who want it. It is called tubal reversal surgery and has done wonders for many women who are enjoying getting their lives back finally.

Dr. Gary S. Berger along with Dr. Charles Monteith of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has been reversing tubal ligations on women who are suffering Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome. Dr. Berger does not to be told this is real and is affecting women’s lives in a negative way. He is helping and in the midst of conducting a study to compile data to help women and make the medical field understand this is very real.

For more information, Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has an extensive website. On this website is a message board filled with women who suffer from Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome who are uniting and supporting each other through friendships. Be sure to check out the videos that are there to better understand tubal reversal surgery.

If you know someone who suffers from Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome please pass this along.

Infertility And Tubal Reversal

There are many reasons why a woman can be infertile. But there are some infertility conditions that can be corrected through tubal reversal surgery. Two of the reasons are a prior tubal ligation and blocked fallopian tubes.

Many in the medical field recommend that these women see a fertility specialist in their often-heartbreaking journey to conceive a child. For far too many they are told they only alternative is IVF treatments. Many couples go on to spend their life savings sometimes more to be able to conceive just one child to call their own.

But, what many are not told is that there is a less expensive alternative. Not only does this alternative cost less it has a better pregnancy success rate. It is called tubal reversal surgery. There are surgeons that have spent years training and now make it possible to conceive a child with the following advantageous~

More naturally
There is a chance every month to conceive a child
Less expensive
Less emotional trauma for the couple not having to endure the IVF treatments
Better pregnancy success
Couple has the choice to have subsequent children after the first

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center is the only center in the world solely dedicated to help couples dreams come true through tubal reversal surgery. Dr. Gary Berger and Dr. Monteith as well as a very dedicated and compassionate staff have helped over 7000 couples become proud parents.

Dr. Berger and Dr. Monteith also perform microsurgery for blocked fallopian tubes for women who are facing infertility due to blocked/damaged fallopian tubes that is not tubal ligation associated.

Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has a website that is available for all interested parties. The website consists of a blog, message board and many other educational pages. Videos are available for viewing to help further the education for women and couples who are researching tubal reversal.