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47 y/o with history of pcos/obesity. essure and ablation in jan 2013, but no follow up to make sure successful. do i still need to use birth control?
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Yes: The official answer is you need to use protection or have the HSG to verify the tubes are blocked. Your chance of pregnancy at this time is low, but not zero.
Answered 10/4/2016
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