tubal ligation?

Question

is it normal for you to pass eggs after a tubal ligation is this proof they have become undone

ovulate is what i mean by pas eggs,

i have been to the doctor and there a micro scopic whole they are tied but the ends have come undon this happend 5 months after i had them cut tyed burned the works i have had several missscarriages but have had conflictin information from several doctors. i am 35 i have done at lot of research. just wanted some common sense answers rather than a medical dialogue from a book if you know what i mean some straight forward answers i even had one ob tell me that i was never pregnant even after it showed up in the ultra sound that i was go figure?!! each month i pass egg white material . ????

Answer 1

I had tubal ligation about 6 years ago. The doctors used clamps. 4 years later I lost a lot of weight. Last year I become pregnant and had a little girl who died 5 hours after she was born. So to answer your question. Yes it is possible.

Answer 2

You continue to produce eggs ,but they have no where to go and they slough away.So yes it is normal to pass eggs.Now on the other hand-I myself had to have a hysterectomy 9 years ago at age 29. After a hysterectomy you no longer have a menstrual cycle,BUT you do still produce eggs if they did not remove the ovaries.Either way --full hysterectomy and partial hysterectomy--you do not have a menses.

I f you think they may of "come undone",make an appointment with a gynecologist.MOST of the time they scorch those little pesky tubes,and/or tie them so as it is not possible to become pregnant.Although sometimes people do get pregnant.It has also been known for women to have a Tubal Pregnancy,which is life threatening.The baby has to be aborted immediately b/c the tube is so little it can not hold even a small fetus of age 4 weeks.

JRL-LPN

Answer 3

I'm not sure what you mean "pass eggs"? You will still have a menstrual cycle. I had a tubal 8 yrs ago. If you have a hysterectomy, you will no longer have a menstrual cycle.

Answer 4

You mean pass eggs as in menstruation? That's normal. I haven't yet, but I'd imagine you'd feel pain if they came loose. I've heard that you should get them checked after 7 years, but mine have been done for 13 yrs. now.