if I had my tubes tie 8 yrs ago can I get it reversed and what would my chances to getting pregnant BE????
Asked Feb 14, 2010
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If I had my tubes tie 8 yrs ago can I get it reversed and what would my chances to getting pregnant
So far, to date, every form of surgical birth control can be reversed, with the exception of full on castration. If you got your tubes untied, your chances of getting pregnant would be the same as they were before you got your tubes tied.
Answered Feb 15, 2010
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