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I had a bilateral tubal ligation 9 months ago and now i'm 2 months pregnant with baby in my uterus. any test to prove my tubes were really done?
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Read op note: You can read the op note from the tubal. Unfortunately tubals have a 1% failure rate.
Answered 1/28/2016
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