Question 1

what is the mean of infammantry smear with mild reactive atypia.negative for intraepithelial lesion or malignancy. is this cancer starting stage?

Accepted Answer

No: This type of smear would suggest a recent infection as the cause of reactive atypia.  There is no evidence of cancer stated.  Typically this would warrant a repeat pap smear in the future.

Question 2

do tubal reversals work?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Tubal reversals can be done successfully. The success rates depends on what type of tubal ligation you had in the first place. Your surgeon will want to review the notes from your original surgery if possible to plan the reversal. Some couples choose to do in vitro fertilization instead of a tubal reversal to get pregnant which is more expensive but has a higher success rate.

Question 3

what is junctionalmelanocyticnevus
with mild cytologic atypia

Accepted Answer

Dysplastic nevus: Dysplastic moles have 2 tones of color, irregular borders and are usually flat.People who have them are at increased risk of developing melanoma. Those who have 10 or more dysplastic moles are 12 times as likely to develop melanoma as the general population.  Under the microscope they are graded mild, moderate or severe cytologic atypia. They also have architectural atypia.

Question 4

is it possible to reverse a tubal?

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40% to 85%.: But it depends on several factors: the best candidates for tubal reversal are women younger than age 40 who had sterilization surgery immediately following childbirth.

Have you considered adopting?  Probably cheaper, and the success rate is 100%!  and you would be doing a good thing.  A very good thing.

Question 5

what to expect after a tubal reversal?

Accepted Answer

Unpredicable: Waiting game. Basically the best chance of getting pregnant is relatively soon after the procedure. If pregnant need to make sure there is no ectopic pregnancy. So the first 6 months are the most important.

Question 6

what are the risk factors after tubal reversal?

Accepted Answer

Several: First of all if successful it opens your tubes. But that does not mean the tubes will work. Your chance of having a baby really depends on age, hormones, sperm uterus etc. The risk of ectopic pregnancy is extremely high. The risk that the tubes closes up again is also very high, .

Question 7

how good is a tubal ligation?

Accepted Answer

Depends: It depends on the type of tubal ligation.  If you had your tubes cut and tied at the time of a cesarean delivery, it fails about 1 time in 400. If you had a clip placed on the tube it is usually around 1:300.  The newer tubal ligations where we put a coil or plug in the tubes are better and fail really rarely.

Question 8

how painful is a tubal ligation?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Upon the procedure you chose. The traditional laparoscopic procedures can be painful for upto 48 hours after. The essure involves some pain as the local anesthetic is administered for about a minute or so and is painless thereafter in my own patient experiences.

Question 9

different type of tubal ligation?

Accepted Answer

Clipping vs scarring: There are two ways of doing this.  The first, more traditional, is to surgically clip the tubes, tying each end so fertilization cannot occur.  A newer way is to insert a coil (example: essure) that causes the tube to constrict and scar down, no longer allowing passage of sperm upward, or eggs downward.  This is usually performed without surgery so it can be less expensive and faster recovery.

Question 10

are tubal pregnancies real common?

Accepted Answer

Somewhat: About 20 per 1000 pregnancies are ectopic or tubal pregnancies.

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