Pregnancy after having tubes cut, burned, & tied?

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Has anyone gotten pregnant after have this procedure done?! I’ve had mine done for two years and for the past three weeks I’ve had symptoms of pregnancy as well as one test show positive but someone said it could be an evaporation line that test was taken fmu on Sunday when I was 6dpo today I am 9 dpo and still having all of the symptoms just getting worse..please tell me I’m not the only one going threw this!!

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I’ve had my tubes done for years. Ive gotten pregnant but it ended in miscarriage. If you got a positive retest and if it’s positive go ahead and make an appointment bc ectopic are pretty common with tubals.

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I think you should see your obgyn

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If you've been having symptoms for 3 weeks and are 9 dpo. The symptoms are not from pregnancy. Also if you tubes are tied/ burned how did you ovulate?

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Ask your doctor.

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Try posting this in one of the TTC groups rather

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Take another test and even if it’s super faint call your drs ASAP.  More often then not it’s a ectopic which can be highly dangerous. 
Viable pregnancies happen but not often. 
The likelihood of its being pregnancy or viable is very slim but depends on the method they used. I had the parkland method done almost 2 years ago and The percentages go up from 0- 0.5 to 0-5 percent this year.  I am also a high risk for ectopic pregnancy any ways so I test regularly when I feel off. I’ve had one very faint positive but I’m sure it was a chemical bc them my period came 2 days early and way worse then every. 
Now I am sightly in the same boat as you right now and about to schedule a appointment because I’m showing possible ectopic symptoms such as should and neck pain and pelvic pain ect . 
So at the very least call your dr and see what they recommend

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I’d make an appointment with your obgyn. You can still get pregnant even with your tubes tied, though not common. Usually because the tubes weren’t completely closed up properly to begin with or because they can actually grow back together. It’s like a 1 in 200 chance, but it will typically end with an ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage. It can potentially be dangerous though, so check in with your doctor as soon as you can.