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Hi Amy! :o)

I'm Cheryl. :o) My tubal was done almost six years ago, with PTS setting in three years ago.
My advice to you is to do a home test immediately. Or, go to a dr and have one done, either way, do a test, just to be sure. It could just be hormonal, even though you haven't had any symptoms yet. So, if you're not pregnant, then request hormonal testing if they suggest the pill, or if they even propose to do anything about it at all. If this is the first time, it could just be that you are late, but it is hard to tell. You can't take chances with anything here. Best of luck to you!!! Cheryl :o)
PS- I would also suggest, just in case, to gather your medical records together. It never hurts to be safe. Read them and find out about the method of tubal done. It pays to be educated, which is what I gather you are attempting to do by ending up here on this MB. That is good. :o)
Take Care!! :o)

Posted on Jun 3, 1999, 3:10 PM

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Hi Amy!. Sue L. on Jun 3, 1999

4 1/2 years later I just got a yes on the PG. on Jun 8, 1999

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