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Is it normal to miss 2 periods after you had your tubs tide its been 5 years that i tide them?
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Probably unrelated: If one's tubes have been tied for 5 years, and menstrual periods have been regular since then, missing 2 periods now is probably unrelated to having had tubes tied. A primary care doctor and/or an ob-gyn doctor can evaluate to see if there is any problem now. A urine pregnancy test can be done to rule out a pregnancy.
Answered 12/9/2013
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