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Became pregnant after my ligation, Need answers as soon as possible. SCARED!!!!!!!!

I had my tubes tied 5 years ago, in February of 1999 I became pregnant. After 5 home pregnancy test and then 2 blood test, I finally knew that i was indeed pregnant. But how? My tubes had been tied. I did begin to get happy. I had my tubes tied at an early age (21). My husband died of natural causes at an early age. Now I am 27 years old with a fiancee who does not have children. So this was a suprise for me. At 6-8 weeks pregnant I begin to spot which turned into a miscarriage. I was given a apology by the same doctor who performed my tubal but never can get any clear answers as to why this happened of if it will happen again. I have most of the symptoms form post tubal. What should I do? Is this dangerous to my health? Can I become pregnant again or just have a reversal tubal? Are there any test that I should request? Please Help!!!

Posted on Jul 14, 1999, 4:12 PM

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