I had my tubal in June of 2005. I noticed the severe cramping immediately. Since I have had my tubal I have been diagnosed with scoliosis and bipolar disorder. I didn't make the connection till I was talking to a friend today and said to her. Since I've had my tubal I haven't been the same physically or mentally. It got me curious and that is how I ended up here. I wish I had known all of this before. I wouldn't of done it at all. My question is would a tubal reversal fix my mental health? I just want to be normal again.
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