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I just came across this website, trying to find more information. I too had a Tubal, supposedly cut and burned, about 3 years ago. Last year I missed my period and the doctor presribed hormones to get me started. I currently haven't had a period since 9/15/00 and have an appointment Monday. I feel like I am going have one for the past 3 months, but never start. For the past 2 nights I have been sitting at my desk using the internet and keep feeling a major
"fluttering" sensation in my left side. It feels simular to "when your eye has a funny twitch". As I was sitting here tonight, I thought I would look up information about the chances of pregnancy after a TL. Now that I have come across this website and have been reading some of these messages, I'm really beginning to get concerned.
Did you have bands put on or were your tube cut and tied? Have you found out anything since your last note? Please keep me posted.....Thanks....
Butterflylucy@aol.com

Posted on Jan 4, 2001, 10:12 PM

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