My  son is 2 months old and I had my tubes tied they couldnt do it right after delivery because of medical?
814972
Sweetie, you need to run to the emergency room and fast. One of your stitches could have came loose. You could bleed to death, you are not suppose to go through those many pads.
486664
Listen, I AM a lawyer and I am asking you to let this go.  I am so truly sorry for your loss but the cause of death here was obvious.  The cord was wrapped around the baby's neck multiple times.  You asked for blood work, etc.  Under these circumstances, why would a doctor follow your orders?  There is no medical reason to do so and the insurance company certainly won't want to pay for a procedure simply because an upset mother "wants" one done.  \n\nLet's assume for the moment that the doctor should have followed your orders (and I think he was right in not doing so by the way), what would you sue for?  He didn't cause the death of your baby.  He didn't cause you injury.  No injury equals no lawsuit.  There is no cause of action available for failure to follow patient instructions.  Unless you can prove that something he did caused physical injury to you or caused your baby to die, then you simply have no recourse.\n\nAgain, I am so very sorry for your loss.  Having 4 miscarriages has got to be heart breaking.  But don't take your anger out on someone who did you no harm.\n\nI wish you luck on all of your future endeavors and pray that your next pregnancy will come to term without complication.
800298
Yes NHS is crap, similar experience here and I lost my little girl, stillborn at 40 weeks, she had only been dead a week, cord wrapped around her neck. I'd visited my doctor and gynaecologist earlier in the week and they never picked up on it. I knew she'd stopped moving as much but stepmum said it was the calm before the storm. Took me in to start me off, did a scan and told me she was dead, and I'd have to give birth naturally. Sheer hell I'll never forget it. So get your husband to kick but as much as he has to till they take notice. Be careful and good luck. X
106844
I did not get a period for 6 months after I had my son and my tubal ligation(both withen 2 days of each other). I bled for 3 weeks after that and then did not get a period for 6 months. The doctor did a preg. test that came back neg. and told me not to worry about it.Eventually it came back. Call your doc.
873314
Before I had my hysterectomy, I was asking that exact same question.  Both of my sisters had already had their surgeries, and our mother had to have one, as well, when she was pretty young.  I had mine in June of 2006, shortly before I turned 36 years old.  They were able to do mine vaginally, and they were able to save my ovaries, so I was lucky.  However, my mother and my sisters had to be cut open.  I had already been through all of the pain from a C-Section, so I was pleased to find out that they were able to do mine vaginally.  It takes less time to heal, but you absolutely need to wait until the doctor says that you are off of pelvic rest before you return to business as usual with your spouse.  BUT, let me tell you; rest assured that your sex life will be every bit as enjoyable as it was before.  Mine has been even better because I use to hurt all of the time until I had my surgery.  I had already had my tubes tied, so it didn't make any difference for me as far as not having to worry about birth control; on the contrary, my oldest sister, who is now 40, has really enjoyed not having to worry about that part.  I was concerned in the beginning that it might not feel as good to my husband, but he said that he can't tell any difference, and we still have mind blowing orgasms!  You'll do just fine; just let yourself heal, first.
676308
IUD, birth control pills, birth control patch, sponge, diaphragm, tubes tied, etc. See a doctor to see what method works best for you.
958466
50 is typically too old to have a baby,and she had her tubes tied. I doubt that she is pregnant. She may be going through menopause, a lot of the symptoms are similar. Also she may be imagining that she is pregnant. I would go to the doctor with her, to make sure everything is ok physically and mentally.Good luck :)
50813
Sure can.  Go to your ob and have them check for a blood clot.  You could have 'old blood' behind the incision causing it to become infected.  Get this taken care of asap because it can cause toxic blood.
110939
Yes it is possible in rare cases when the tubes become untied and fuse back together somehow. There is also a medical procedure to reverse a tubaligation. You can talk to your doctor about this. This has happened to quite a few women. If you get the tips of the tubes burned after they are cut then I doubt if pregnancy will be possible then.
161715
Childbirth.\nDue the the ineptitude of the Dr's treating me they waited until the very last minute to do a crash c-section.  My son was delivered fine but I almost died several times that night from complications of that surgery.  Since they had to repair the incision in a hurry I was also left with permanent painful and disfiguring scars.  My son will be 15 in June.
543055
You absolutely can become pregnant after tubal ligation. Approximately 1 out of 200 women who have had a tubal ligation will get pregnant [Medline]. Have your doctor give you a blood test ASAP to rule it out, as the rate of ectopic pregnancy risk is drastically increased in women who have undergone TL [about 7 ectopic pregnancies per 1,000 procedures - may not seem like a lot unless you are the one w/the ectopic]. In any event, you need to make sure, as ectopics don't always show up on a HPT and it's often ignored until it reaches the emergency stage when the tube ruptures.  Good luck, I hope it turns out as you want.
368515
There is a very minuscule percentage of becoming pregnant after getting your tubes tied and that is attached to the minuscule chance that they become untied.
258155
It is possible for your body to go into something similar to menopause when you get your tubes tied. You should talk to your doctor, they will most likely offer you hormones, similar to birth control, to get your body back on track. And don't listen to the moron who says you can't have a period after your tubes are tied. This only keeps your egg from passing through the tube to the uterus.
91287
They are still connected to the mother via the umbilical chord.  So even though it is out of the mother, it still gets its oxygen from the mother.  Once the chord is snipped, you'll notice that they baby will turn a little blue until it starts breathing on it's own.  That's why it's common to see the doctor giving the baby a small spank.  It's to get the baby to cry, which forces it to breath.
518812
The baby never survives, but the woman does. An ectopic pregnancy cannot support the life of a fetus for very long. If left untreated, a tubal ectopic pregnancy can cause fallopian tube damage and life-threatening blood loss. Therefore, unless the pregnancy is miscarrying on its own, medicine is used to stop the pregnancy from growing, or surgery is used to remove it.\n\nOf women who have had one ectopic pregnancy that is surgically removed through a small incision in the tube (salpingostomy), 15% to 20% have another ectopic pregnancy.\n\nOf women who have had two ectopic pregnancies in a row, 32% have another ectopic pregnancy.
843546
I work in an operation room and routinely assist on c-sections.  Although I am relatively new to the profession(five years), I can assure you, this is NOT the norm. The problem you may run into if you do try to persue what happen to you legally is that you probably signed a surgical consent,which I'm sure probably stated that one of the complications of this surgery is bleeding.\nHopefully this doc used up his run of bad luck up within two months.
518524
Most likely the doctor isn't wrong.  JUst wait it out.  A precious baby can not be rushed.