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A member asked:
After 5yrs can your tubes come untied im asking because i had my tied 5yrs ago but not i hate that i listened cause i want a baby with my husband?
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No they can't: Tubal ligations fail roughly one out of every 100 times - the tubes don't grow back together. They do not become untied. If you want another baby you need to see a specialist for either tubal reversal (BTA) or IVF. Good wishes.
Answered 12/5/2020
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