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I had a tubal done 12 years ago. I have had nothing but problems since then. I have had 10 surgeries now to try and stop the massive pain I've been in ever since. My tubes and ovaries stick to everything around them. The clips they put on my tubes aren't reacting well to my body. They removed the clip on the left side and now the tube is stuck to my colon at the surgery site of the tube. I can't stand the pain, the massive periods any of it. I would not have it done if I could do it over again. They could never use the age thing with me (I was 19 when I had it done), so they have no option but to believe the tl caused my problems. Please consider this when making a decision. I have several sisters who have massive pain too following their tl's, my mother had a hysterectomy for pain after hers.

Jeni

Posted on Feb 5, 2001, 3:23 AM

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