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Are there home remedies to use to try to get pregnant after you have had your tubes clamps. i have metal clamps on my tubes, and really want another.
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No: It is not possible to restore your fertility with medications or home remedies. You will require infertility treatment or surgical reversal of the tubal sterilzation in order to have a chance of conceiving.
Answered 9/28/2016
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