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12th October 2009
Although the Adiana permanent birth control system was only approved by the FDA in July 2009, already some women are reconsidering their choice to use it. What they are actually reconsidering is having their tubes blocked in any manner which is how pregn... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson09th October 2009
You will surely feel irritated once you have hemorrhoid. It is really painful to have hemorrhoid. And as you experience the pain, you will surely look for the best hemorrhoid just to get rid of the pain that you are going through.
Actually there are lot... Read >
Author: Allison06th October 2009
Deciding when their family is the right size-or how to make sure it stays that size-is a personal decision that many women may find easier to make in the years to come.
For women who have decided that they do not want any more children and feel ready ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
You are a woman who has had a tubal ligation. You've decided you want a pregnancy to have a child. You know there are a couple options available but you are hearing all kinds of stories about how successful each option can be. What you would really lik... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson24th September 2009
Is there any best treatment for hemorrhoids? One of the best treatments for hemorrhoids you can try is to see if you can reduce the symptoms by taking a plain warm bath four to six times a day and just relax in the bath for around 15 minutes at a time.
... Read >
Author: andylbergerl22nd September 2009
Overstitched skin, a bulging belly and sagging breast. You knew you would have some type of cha
Age in your body after pregnancy, but you thought that was only temporary. For those trying to get back into shape, there's good news and bad news. The bad ne... Read >
Author: Amit22nd September 2009
When wondering which option is better for a pregnancy after tubal ligation, you can now find the pregnancy statistics which will give you the answer. You can find these statistics in the largest study to date on tubal reversal patients and since the resu... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson16th September 2009
Tubal ligation is the most used form of permanent birth control. At least, most women think it is permanent. In this procedure, the fallopian tubes are bound up in some manner creating a tubal blockage in each tube. This prevents the sperm from reachin... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson16th September 2009
Some people consider that the greatest joy in life is to become a parent
and to share that life with your own child.
For some people, unfortunately it is very difficult to achieve this
dream because they have difficulty falling pregnant.
A w... Read >
Author: Wentzel10th September 2009
There are many women who choose to undergo a procedure known as tubal ligation because they don't want any more children. At some point in the future thousands of these women who have had their tubes tied change their minds. They now would like to have... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson13th August 2009
If you have had your tubes tied you may be wondering about a pregnancy after tubal ligation. Your concern may come from one of two sources. First off, while you have been told that tubal ligation is a permanent form of birth control, you may have heard ... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson10th August 2009
Every year around 700,000 women in the USA will choose to opt for a surgical procedure that prevents them from becoming pregnant by some form of tubal sterilization, usually tubal ligation. The way the procedure prevents a pregnancy is by causing the fal... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson01st August 2009
Today advanced maternal age pregnancies are becoming more and more common. This how women over the age of 35 who become pregnant today are classified. When a woman does have a pregnancy after 40, she needs to be aware that there are certain risks involve... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson27th July 2009
An ectopic pregnancy is one of the saddest things that can happen during pregnancy. It is a pregnancy that is implanted outside the uterus. Typically, pregnancies develop in the pelvic or abdominal region. The most common type of ectopic pregnancy is tuba... Read >
Author: James Pendergraft25th July 2009
There are millions of women who are unable to have children because their fallopian tubes are blocked. The reason for having blocked tubes will vary. Usually the biological reason is due to each woman getting some type of infection such as pelvic inflam... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson18th July 2009
Tubal ligation is the most popular form of permanent female sterilization in the U.S. today. This surgical procedure is done to restrict the sperm from meeting the egg within the fallopian tube. While the majority of women appear to suffer little to no ... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson09th July 2009
If you are considering having tubal ligation surgery, you need to learn more about Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome (ptls). While we don't really know what percentage of women suffer from this problem, figures available online vary from 2% all the way up to ... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson30th June 2009
Those women who opt to be sterilized will generally choose to undergo the procedure known as tubal ligation. However now there is another method of female sterilization which some women are selecting known as Essure, a permanent birth control device.
... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson22nd June 2009
A great many women who decide to have tubal ligation, within a matter of years, then decide that they would like to have more children. There are two types of infertility treatment that their doctors will consider using to help them achieve their goals, ... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson19th June 2009
There are a number of people that have a second thought after having a tubal ligation surgery. Although, Tubal ligation is a permanent sterilization, there are ways to get pregnant again. The first option is by having tubal reversal surgery. The second op... Read >
Author: Terry Johnson15th June 2009
When couples are having problems conceiving a child together, there are many different reasons for this. But around 40% of all cases of is due to the woman being infertile whether through surgical means like a tubal ligation or caused by disease. Genera... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson13th June 2009
Each year there are many women who decide that they want to have no more children and will choose to undergo the surgical procedure known as tubal ligation. However, around 20% of these women will regret the decision they made and then want their fertili... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson10th June 2009
Women over the age of 40 who have had tubal ligation may later make the decision to have more children. In fact pregnancy after 40 is becoming very common place and is something that some women can look forward to following tubal ligation reversal. In f... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson29th May 2009
Women who undergo a tubal reversal surgery may find that they don't get pregnant shortly after the operation was initially carried out. If they don't conceive within this time, the surgeon who carried out the tubal ligation reversal might recommend that ... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson18th May 2009
A tubal reversal is a procedure to reconnect the fallopian tubes in a woman who has previously undergone surgical sterilization, known as tubal ligation. In a tubal reversal operation, the surgeon removes the portion of each fallopian tube that has been b... Read >
Author: mybabydoc15th May 2009
What Is Ovarian Cancer?
Ovarian cancer is a cancerous growth in the ovary. A cancerous growth means that there is mass of malignant substance growing in the affected area... The fallopian tube is considered to be the common area where ovarian cancer o... Read >
Author: James Pendergraft14th May 2009
There are many women today who have chosen to prevent themselves from having any more children by undergoing the procedure known as tubal ligation. However, quite a few of these women later decide to have the procedure reversed, either because they don't... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson23rd April 2009
There are various reasons why women decide to have a reversal of tubal ligation. For some, the reason could be they want to stop the pain and discomfort they feel following the original tubal ligation being carried out. For others, the main reason they ... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson16th April 2009
Well more than half a million women in the USA decide to have their tubes tied every year. However, within a period of five years following such an operation, around 6% of them will decide that they do in fact what children again for whatever reason. Th... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson09th April 2009
Tubal ligation is a process in which the fallopian tubes are cut off and sealed to promote female sterilization or to prevent
women from getting pregnant.
Some women opt to undergo tubal ligation as one way of sensible family planning. On the other ... Read >
Author: kristine27th March 2009
There are a couple of choices open to those women who have had their tubes tied (tubal ligation) and now would like to have more children with their partner. In-vitro fertilization and tubal ligation reversal are discussed here.
In-vitro fertilization ... Read >
Author: Michiel Van Kets27th March 2009
It takes a lot of deliberation and reflection before you can make up your mind as to whether you should go ahead with a tubal ligation procedure, partly because it is seen as permanent. Unfortunately there are many women who, after performed this procedur... Read >
Author: Michiel Van Kets26th March 2009
Quite a lot of women who have gone under the procedure known as tubal ligation are choosing to have it reversed in order to have more children. But once these women get pregnant after tubal reversal has been carried out, there are certain procedures she ... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson25th March 2009
As it is normally seen as something that will be permanent, a tubal ligation procedure is undertaken only after a lot of thought and consideration. Some women who do go down this route, then regret it years later when they realize they do want more childr... Read >
Author: Michiel Van Kets25th March 2009
For those women who have previously had their tubes tied and now are desperate to have more children there are two options available to them. Here we will discuss In-vitro fertilization and tubal ligation reversal.
IVF is commonly known as In-vitro fer... Read >
Author: Michiel Van Kets13th March 2009
There could be several reasons as to why a woman may be having problems conceiving. The most common reason of all could be that she has a tubal blockage that causes blocked fallopian tubes. In fact in the US today more than 6 million couples have proble... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson10th March 2009
1. Menstrual Problems: Many younger women who have had tubal ligation surgery have issues with their menstrual cycle afterwards. These problems may be caused by improper blood flow to the ovaries after the surgery. Sometimes blood vessels get "nicked" dur... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson10th March 2009
After having several children, many women feel that their lives are complete, so they decide not to have any more. For most women in this situation, that decision comes well before she is out of her child bearing years, so she'll have to look towards one... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson02nd March 2009
Tubal ligation reversal is the procedure by which many women each year repair blocked tubes. Blocked tubes are created involuntarily by disease or voluntarily through a sterilization procedure called tubal ligation. It is the second that is sought out b... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson20th February 2009
There are many reasons why women decide to have a tubal reversal. There are those who since the operation find they suffer from severe menstrual cramps or related symptoms and believe a reversal will make this go away, other women may feel they didn’t t... Read >
Author: Michiel Van Kets09th February 2009
IVF vs. tubal reversal is usually the comparison that is made when a woman wishes to untie tubes that have been blocked by tubal ligation. Usually her doctor will introduce IVF as the only real option even though it does not really untie tubes, but it ma... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson17th January 2009
The best online source for quality obstetrical and gynecological information can be received at milehighobgyn.com and it is also a gateway to superior women’s health care. They provide the treatment to various health services like Obstetrical care, gyn... Read >
Author: vineet09th January 2009
Will birth control pills protect us from HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, and other STDs?
Some people are misled to believe that if they take birth control pills, they are protecting themselves not only from getting pregnant but also from infection wit... Read >
Author: Paul01st October 2008
In the United States, James Marion Sims is considered the father of American gynecology. However, some experts do not like this title that was given to him due to the fact that he conducted most of his studies and experiments on slaves.
Gynecology o... Read >
Author: jdobson18th July 2008
Ectopic pregnancy is not a normal pregnancy. In normal pregnancy, the sperms reach the egg in the fallopian tube, where fertilization occurs and then, this fertilized egg travels on to reach the uterus and implants itself there to complete the gestation p... Read >
Author: peterhutch26th June 2008
Female yeast infection is the most common condition caused by yeast. This is because yeast not only lives in the guts of women but, also in the vagina. Men mostly suffer from gut related yeast infections. When yeast grows too rapidly, they cause an infect... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu13th April 2008
Did you know early menopause typically means that a woman experiences menopause symptoms before the average age of 47? Symptoms of early menopause may start as young as the 20's, 30's, or 40's.
This time leading up to actual menopause is called perime... Read >
Author: John Russell08th April 2008
During pregnancy, typically the fertilized egg travels through the fallopian tube to reach the mother's womb. However, in some cases the egg fails to reach the womb but gets lodged in the fallopian tube, where it continues to grow. This is known as 'ectop... Read >
Author: Paul25th January 2008
The field of gastrointestinal endoscopy is undergoing a revolution the likes of which it has not witnessed since its inception in the early 1960’s. Flexible endoscopy provides potentially a less invasive alternative to more invasive traditional surgica... Read >
Author: Shelly Cruz21st January 2008
Women experiencing infertility may have a hysterosalpingogram (HSG) recommended to them by their doctor or infertility specialist. This is a test performed by X-ray that can help your doctor see inside of your uterus and fallopian tubes. The surrounding a... Read >
Author: Infertility Specialist08th January 2008
Vasectomy is a route that many families decide to take when they decide that it is time for a permanent birth control solution. A vasectomy is the permanent sterilization of a man. In comparison to female sterilization, the vasectomy is historically less ... Read >
Author: Infertility Doctor24th July 2007
The internet doctors rating site Ratemds.com lists the Top Ten Rated Doctors among over 100,000 doctors in their database. The #1 top rated doctor is Dr. Gary Berger, Medical Director of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center, a private outpatient medical faci... Read >
Author: Gary S Berger MD16th May 2007
There are several reasons why women choose to undergo a tubal ligation procedure. Whether the motive is taking control of their reproductive health or managing the size of their family, more than 6,000,000 women turn to this surgical procedure each year. ... Read >
Author: Ken Wilson19th February 2006
Tubal ligation - usually considered a permanent method of birth control - can be successfully reversed through one hour outpatient surgery. A recent prospective study of nearly 3000 women shows that most become pregnant and have more children after tubal ... Read >
Author: Gary S Berger MD22nd October 2005
Did you know that... symptoms of ectopic pregnancy
typically include lower back, abdominal, or pelvic pain. The
pain usually gets worse before it gets better and more often
than not vaginal bleeding will occur.
I am expecting my first child in Marc... Read >
Author: Rachel Holland
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