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Millions of women have undergone a tubal ligation procedure as their form of permanent birth control. Around the world that number is in the hundreds of millions. What happens when a woman who has had her tubes tied changes her mind? What do the pregnancy statistics of tubal reversal tell us?

While we have covered the topic of why a woman may change her mind, if you are that woman you know that life changes. Those changes in your life and circumstances leads to a change in your previous decision to undergo a tubal ligation procedure. No statistics to back this up, but from the posts I read on a tubal reversal message board and other places where women congregate on line, this change in your life and your previous decision is most often due to a change in partners. Usually there has been a divorce and remarriage, or simply new partner, and the desire comes for a child as a sign of love of the new spouses.

Whatever the reason, a woman does change her mind. In fact, using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's own CREST study, we find "Nearly 25 percent of women with an unreversed tubal ligation in 1995 expressed a desire for reversal of the operation..." If you think of the millions of women who have had their tubes tied and realize that nearly a quarter of them and their partners want them to have a tubal reversal, you can realize that is a whole lot of women.

So let us take a quick look at what pregnancy statistics study says about the possibilities following a reversal surgery. The study we are using is based on the data collected from over 5000 women over a period of about 8 years. Within the results presented in this study we can learn what your chances of getting pregnant are based upon your age, tubal length after the surgery, and upon the tubal ligation procedure. You can even see how your age and tubal ligation method together affect your chances.

However, for our quick look in this article we will only look at the tubal ligation procedure and how that affects the pregnancy statistics. In these statistics, the results are broken down by clip, ring, coagulation (burning or cauterizing), ligation/resection, and other or unknown methods.

Sometimes it was unknown how the original surgery was done due to a lack of medical records. Other methods that fall into the latter category are tubal blockage procedures such as the relatively new Essure and Adiana of which there has been only one reversal so far though others are pursuing the information about doing so. That woman was in the FDA trials, had her reversal in February 2009, and is already pregnant at the time of this writing.

Here is how the pregnancy statistics boil down. For those who had a clip applied to their fallopian tubes, 75% got pregnant. Reversal of rings found 72% of women being successful. Coagulation reversal in this study showed 66% got pregnant and 63% of those with ligation/resection procedures became so. Lastly, the other methods group had a 54% chance. So you can see how the tubal ligation procedure does play into the success of a tubal reversal.

WANT TO KNOW MORE?

Thinking about a tubal reversal? Check out the pregnancy statistics available at the tubal-reversal.net/ website and see how your age and tubal length play into the success of the reversal as well as the tubal ligation procedure. Lots of resources and people to answer your questions. Connect with other women looking to change their lives too on the message board.

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