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A member asked:
I have had my tubes tied 4 6 years today. is their any way my tubes can come untied without having to go to the dr office? if so how would i do that?
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No: Rarely a tied tube can grow back(open again) but in almost all cases you will need surgery to open them again.There is nothing you can do yourself.
Answered 4/4/2014
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