was wanting to find out if anyone knows if after being cut tied and burned can u still have a baby?
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I am a Surgical Technologist. The fallopian tubes can be reastimosed [put back together] but your chances of I'm not sure of. You need to find a Gynocologist that has good percentage of pregnancys after the surgery and talk to him.
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bleeding from your *belly button*? Is that even possible? \n\nYes. You're doomed.
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I'm no scientist, but the belly button is a bit more than just a scar.  The baby's body has to reroute it's interior plumbing, and this is a "dead end" that has been closed off.  (The baby now breathes air and gets oxygen through the lungs, and gets it's nutrition through drinking milk.)    The umbilical cord was the major artery (coming in) and vein (going out for waste.) The closed off former cord heals quite remarkably.  Occasionally the stomach muscles will not knit together in this area, causing an umbilical hernia.  I had this condition, and had to have it surgically repaired when I was 4.\n\nA much more philosophical question is to ask, did Adam and Eve have belly buttons?  ;-)
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When my 2year old twins died from a car accident comeing from the doctor office .They only had a simple cold and we went to the ice cream palor.Then on the way home a drunk driver came rushing by me and pushed me off the road and i hit a wall and was knocked out.When i awoke in the hospital they told me i had 3 crack ribs and a broken anckle.I ask to see my kids they said they were sorry they didnt make it i wished at that time somone would of shot me.the doctor told me that i was also pregnat and i need to have a dnc done because my unborn baby was also dead from internal bleeding.I am still haveing problems but with Gods help ill make it.It will be 8 years in 2 months.thats my story ,thanks for asking.
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Tubal ligations are 99.5% effective as birth control. Approximately 1 out of 200 women who have had tubal ligation will get pregnant. There is though an increased risk of an ectopic (tubal) pregnancy if pregnancy occurs after a tubal ligation. After some time there is a also a potential of tissue rejoining the tubes together.\nTubal reversal is possible.  Not all women who have had a tubal ligation will be able to have the procedure reversed. During your initial assessment for the procedure, your fertility specialist will examine the current health of your fallopian tubes, most likely through laparoscopy. She will also look over the surgery and pathology reports from when you originally had the procedure done. Tubal reversal would cost around $5000 and up. Invitro typically costs more. This link shows where this procedure can be done, state by state and more info about this type of surgery. \nhttp://www.ihr.com/infertility/provider/tubal_reversal.html?source=overture
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*If* her ovaries are still working (despite what doctors tell you, a partial hysterectomy often *does* damage them--even though they're left in), then, yes, you could still have a baby that way with a surrogate.
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seems like ignorant people on here don't know much about this.  I've had 3 c-sections.  Since all the muscles were cut, you know there is no way to work it off for the first year.  Lots of abdominal exercises.  It's been 3 years so there is no risk of tearing.  The only drawback is the spot where the incision is will always be raised because of scar tissue underneath.  That's why they make the cut so low.  During my third the doctor removed the scar tissue from the first 2.  Plastic surgery will take care of that when you work the belly off.  I'm back to my shape but it does take work.  We're not as lucky as the ones that can have a baby and get back into exercising.  Hell, for the first week walking was torture.  Don't listen to the ignorant people in here.  Somebody answered your question by saying you should have done it right away.  Let's see them get an 8 inch cut across muscles and tendons and start doing situps the same day.
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I had a c-section about 4 months ago. The only thing i have noticed is that about 2 in below my scar is numb! Also I have a few day where my scar is sore. But not painful.\n\nI have had a vaginal birth and a c-section and I would say if it is at all possible have a vaginal birth its an experience I would never have wanted to miss out on!\n\nThe only reason I had a c-section with my second is because I was paralyzed from the waist down on my left side for about 6 months and the slowly started regaining use. Doc was afraid that since my femeral nerve was already damaged that if i was paralzed again I may have never gained reuse! However my c-section was an awesome experience too!!!
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Yes I was stabbed in the back by my ex best friend. I would give her rides to work and ask nothing in return. I would also lend her money when she and her children were hungry. One day I noticed her stomach started getting big, she told me she was pregnant by a guy named Timmy and then before having the baby, she admitted she was pregnant by my man! I was so hurt and shocked. I forgave her but things were never the same and slowly our friendship drifted apart. I still have the stab wound in my back!
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no. because the umbilical cord doesn't have any nerves in it.  even if it is cut in sight, the mother nor the baby will not feel anything.
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I read an article about this recently. It's called fetus-in-fetu, and it happens only about once in 500,000 births.\n\nAn infant girl in Pakistan recently had an operation to remove two fetuses that had grown inside of her while she was in her mother's womb. I think that she died the next day.\n\nThere is an article about it below. It sounds pretty horrific.
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of course they can; anyone can have a baby. if the mother is O neg she may have to get an RH factor shot. I can't remember what it was all about, but I am O neg and had to get one becuase the father of my child was B pos. It doesn't hurt though. It is just a quick shot given at the beginning of pregnancy. Believe me; other parts of childbirth hurt a lot worse.
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scar tissue...don't forget...it used to be the cord leading to the placenta that fed your your nutrition during your fetal stages of life...depending on how you heal from the cut, you are an "outtie" or an "innie"
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Not that I know of but if there were you'd probably top it!\nAnd BJ, WHERE THE HELL DID U GET THE IDEA THAT IM HAVING A BABY! Sry, but theres a bit o a mistake there. A big mistake...
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No, there have been plenty of women who've had cryotherapy and gone on to have children.  If it has any effect at all, it will be on the cervix' ability to efface and dialate during delivery, or it may dialate too easily beforehand.  If it looks as if it will dialate early, the ob can easily perform a procedure called cerclage where a stitch is put in to hold it closed.  If it doesn't thin and dialate properly during labor, you would require a c-section, of course.  But it will not affect your abilty to get pregnant in the first place.  The doctor treating you will be the best person to ask as far as timing for a second pregnancy, to give you time to heal properly after the cryotherapy.  The procedure will scar the cervix permanently, and any OB you see will notice it.  They will need to know all your prior medical history, and will probably keep a close eye on you during the pregnancy to watch for early dialation.   It's not an uncommon procedure for treating this type problem, and the sooner you have it done, the less invasive it will need to be- less scaring on the cervix in the end.  Also, it will help possibly prevent the need for a more major surgery which could preclude a second pregnancy.  I'd say have a good talk with the OB-GYN and tell him/her your concerns.  They can help give you more information and assurances than anyone here.  But for your own peace of mind in the meantime- no it doesn't keep you from getting pregnant. My own sister had the procedure at 25 and went on to have two healthy girls.  Good luck!
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My husband is circ'd but we decided to leave our son uncut...\n\nThe health reasons are bogus:  should we cut off our daughter's labia because she might get yeast infections, and it's be "cleaner"?  No way!  That's barbaric genital mutilation!  But it's ok for sons?!?\n\nAlso, roughly 40% of boys born these days are left uncut... so the "locker room" argument is also B.S.\n\nWhy hurt a baby?!?
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I've heard this one before, but it was done with a man being connected to another accidentally after getting drunk and going to the wrong area of a hospital. It kind of puts things in a different light. \nPersonally I could never have an abortion and if someone asked me for advice I would have to urge them against it, but ultimately it is their life and body, so it is their life.