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My tubes have been tied 10 years is it possible for them to become loose?
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2-10/1,000 failure: All medications have potential side effects. All procedures have potential complications including failure rate. For tubal ligation, failure means getting pregnant. Quoted failure rate is 2-10 pregnancies per 1, 000 women. Tied tubes don't come loose as years go by. Nor w/great sex as someone else asked on this site a few days ago. They must be surgically reversed.
Answered 8/19/2013
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