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Tubal ligation, also known as getting your tubes tied, is a procedure that provides permanent birth control to individuals with ovaries and fallopian tubes. This procedure is done to prevent the oocyte from getting to the uterus, preventing pregnancy. There are many reasons why women make the decision to get this procedure, but there are…. read more
For those looking to get a tubal reversal North Carolina, patients might be surprised to find out that liposuction could be required before the procedure. This recommendation is not uncommon, as it can drastically aid the doctor in performing your procedure and allow for better results. Here are just a few reasons why a patient…. read more
Certain couples can experience trouble conceiving naturally, but there are options for those who are looking for fertility treatments. At NCCRM, we offer services such as egg donor programs, intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), fertility medications, and more. We also offer tubal reversal surgery and in-vitro fertilization, two of our more favored procedures. Keep reading if…. read more
There are plenty of reasons why women decide to get their tubes tied, and it can create a lot of questions like, “Does tubal ligation cause early menopause?” and leave them pondering about the pain after tubal ligation surgery. One of the things women know before the procedure is that the chance of getting pregnant…. read more
Tubal ligation is a surgery that prevents a woman’s eggs from leaving the ovaries and traveling through the fallopian tubes and to the uterus. Since sperm is unable to reach the egg in the fallopian tube after ovulation, this procedure effectively prevents pregnancy. While most patients respond well to this surgery, some women may experience…. read more
Post-Tubal Ligation Syndrome (PTLS) consists of a variety of symptoms that may include heavy or missing menstrual periods, hormonal problems, or problems that mimic menopause. These symptoms are reported by some women after receiving a tubal ligation procedure. Symptoms may also include mood swings, hot flashes, anxiety, depression, fatigue, sleep problems, and vaginal dryness, among…. read more
