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I also wanted to as regarding reversal

My tubes were cauterized (burned). Is it possible to reverse that, and would it not cause more scar tissue, and add to the pain that is there from the tubal. Would it help with the other stuff also. Thanks. I have an appt with my primary care in two weeks. My old primary care was my ob-gyn. Changed that to the dr who takes care of husband. He is a D.\o., which means he not only looks at the physical and is not into treating one symptom without seeing what else is going on. Have a consult with him, before I am scheduled for my yearly sometime in the next couple of months. Want to go fully prepared..so any help would be appreciated. Have enjoyed all responses since I posted history couple of days ago. Great board!

Posted on Jan 21, 1999, 7:22 PM

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I have the same question. on Jan 28, 1999

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