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by Sandy

I think looking into a reversal is a good idea, if you're in good health, and accept that once reversed, pregnancy is possible, especially ectopic pregnancy, which has its own risks. From my research I would say that reversal helps some becasue it improves the mechanics. I beleive PTS is caused by several factors, simple mechanics is one factor and reversal usually corrects this, atleast partially. Again though, it is prudent to keep in mind that what works for one woman will not necessarily work for another. It is best to research all possible angles before making any decisions. If you do opt for a reversal, will you let us know the outcome? I tried to have one but there was not enough tube (on either side) to reverse. I am therefore left with finding alternative treatment for this problem. I will compile my list of things which I do to improve my symptoms, and will post it. I hope others will too!!!

Posted on Apr 16, 2000, 9:26 PM

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Re: Sandy's treatment. C.R, on Apr 21, 2000

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