I want to get pregnant after a tubal ligation?

is there any way to become pregnant after a tubal ligation. I mean without the reversal? is there any way to become more fertal

No, I had a tubal ligation and my doctor told me that there is absolutely no way to become pregnant without the reversal. Unless of course the procedure failed. Even if you would figure out a way to release more eggs they would still not be able to get through the fallopian tubes, since they are normally cut apart and then burned shut.

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I think you could do an in vitro fertilization, where they extract an egg or two from your ovary and fertilize it with your husbands sperm and then plant the result into your uterus. If you really want to have a child now, that's something you should look into.

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In vitro fertilization is a procedure in which the joining of egg and sperm takes place outside the woman's body. A woman may be given fertility drugs before this procedure so that several eggs mature in the ovaries at the same time. Eggs (ova) are removed from a woman's ovaries using a long, thin needle. The physician gets access to the ovaries using one of two possible procedures. One procedure involves inserting the needle through the vagina (transvaginally). The physician guides the needle to the location of the ovaries with the help of an ultrasound machine. In the other procedure, called laparoscopy, a small thin tube with a viewing lens is inserted through an incision in the navel. This allows the physician to see inside the patient and locate the ovaries on a video monitor.

Once the eggs are removed, they are mixed with sperm in a laboratory dish or test tube. (This is the origin of the term test tube baby.) The eggs are monitored for several days. Once there is evidence that fertilization has occurred and the cells begin to divide, they are then returned to the woman's uterus.

In the procedure to remove eggs, enough may be gathered to be frozen and saved (either fertilized or unfertilized) for additional IVF attempts.