Tubal Reversal Surgery At Clinics In Mahajanga For Tubal Reversal, Madagascar

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 20, 2010 -- Tubal Reversal

Many women choose to undergo tubal ligation when they do not want any future pregnancies. But many times, circumstances change and the desire to have another child emerges again. Although tubal ligation is considered to be a permanent procedure, it is possible to reverse the sterilization through an operation called tubal ligation reversal, or tubotubal anastomosis.

What is a Tubal Reversal?

Most women who have undergone tubal ligation and want to conceive once again are unaware of the possibility of reversal and opt for IVF instead. Yet, by having a tubal reversal, you not only increase your chances of conceiving, but the associated costs are also significantly lower than those with IVF.

The reverse tubal ligation is a one-hour procedure by which the separated segments of the fallopian tube are rejoined. This allows an egg to once again travel from the ovary to the uterus and be fertilized by sperm.

The operation takes a little longer than the original procedure, as it is a laparotomy in which the incision made on the abdomen is a bit larger than that made for tubal ligation. The recovery time is may also be a bit lengthier than the initial process of ligation. Newer surgical techniques have been developed that simplify the surgery and reduce the recovery time. However, many tubal ligation reversal doctors are still not familiar with the techniques making these surgeries not as common.

Who is Suited to the Procedure?

There are certain considerations that will help decide whether a tubal ligation reversal is suitable and will help your future chances of a successful pregnancy. The various factors affecting the success of the procedure are:

Tubal length : - If you have had your fallopian tubes severed during your tubal ligation, then you will be left with two stumps: one attached to the uterus and the other separated from it. In the reversal process these two stumps are joined together. Therefore, the shorter the stump, the lower the chances of pregnancy occurring while longer stumps increase your chances of a successful tubal reversal and pregnancy. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to verify the length of these stumps before surgery. While a dye test will help to reveal the length of the stump attached to the uterus, the length of the other stump will remain unknown.


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