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Is There A Tubal Reversal? Is Test Tube Baby Possible?

Hi i have been married with a girl who she is a divorced,having 2 kids already and 2 years older than me.Now she is 34 years and am 31 years.Family planning ( surgical) was when she give birth to second child.Now i want to have baby with her.I heard about tubal reversal operation and success rate would be 50 percent only.I want to know any other method which is affordable for me to have baby? Like test tube baby etc etc which have high percentage of pregnancy? She 5.3 feet and am much taller than her.Please help.Thanks in advance.
Mon, 27 May 2013
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Hello,
Tubal re-canalization is successful in about a half of patients and the rate of success depends on the technique of sterilization, the age of the patient and the length of the tube remaining. Laparoscopic sterilization reversal has higher rates of re-canalization; final length of the tube more than 5 cm and age of the patient less than 30 years are also favorable. So, you should consult a specialist in re-canalization procedures and discuss the further plan of action. If it is decided that attempting a tubal re-canalization is futile, IVF may be considered. Hope your query is answered. Take care.
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Is There A Tubal Reversal? Is Test Tube Baby Possible?

Hello, Tubal re-canalization is successful in about a half of patients and the rate of success depends on the technique of sterilization, the age of the patient and the length of the tube remaining. Laparoscopic sterilization reversal has higher rates of re-canalization; final length of the tube more than 5 cm and age of the patient less than 30 years are also favorable. So, you should consult a specialist in re-canalization procedures and discuss the further plan of action. If it is decided that attempting a tubal re-canalization is futile, IVF may be considered. Hope your query is answered. Take care.