Lakeshore Tubal Reversal Provides Tubal Ligation Reversal
Oct 1, 2019
October 01, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Lakeshore Tubal Reversal Center, a surgical center in Gainesville, Georgia, is pleased to announce that they are able to help women who have had their tubes tied get pregnant again. The center is able to accomplish this through the tubal ligation reversal process.
Dr. William Greene, Jr., M.D., a tubal reversal specialist and a representative for the surgical center, says, “Sometimes, due to whatever reason, women have their tubes tied. It’s a relatively common process that ensures that there will be no accidental pregnancies. However, it is not a permanent process. Women who have their tubes tied may later decide that they want to have a baby and, as such, want to get the procedure reversed. At Lakeshore Tubal Reversal Center, we provide the means for these women to do that and get pregnant again.”
A tubal ligation—more commonly known as getting one’s tubes tied—is a permanent method of sterilization and birth control in which a woman’s fallopian tubes are permanently blocked or removed, preventing the fertilization of eggs by sperm and thus the implantation of a fertilized egg. A successful tubal ligation will ensure that the patient cannot get pregnant.
Tubal Ligation Reversal Surgery is the procedure through which tubal ligation is undone. It is carried out in two parts. In the first, the surgeon gets into the pelvis to access the tubes of the patient. At Lakeshore Tubal Reversal, this process is done by a small incision, usually about 3 inches long, right above the pubic hairline, which will minimize post-op discomfort and speed up recovery.
The second part is the restoration of the patient’s fertility. Locating the fallopian tubes, the surgeon will then release them from the adhesions that stick them to the surrounding structures, trim any scar tissue and rejoin the ends with tiny sutures. In this part, as in the first, great care is taken to be gentle with the patient’s tissues to ensure that post-op pain is minimized.
Women who are considering getting a tubal reversal surgery need not worry about any potentially serious problems. According to the surgical center’s website, Lakeshore Tubal Reversal has never had the need to transfuse anyone at their center or to admit anyone to a hospital due to complications. The procedure carries a minimal risk, especially considering that both of Lakeshore Tubal Reversal’s specialists have over 60 years of combined experience in the field.
Lakeshore Tubal Reversal Center’s success is illustrated by the many testimonials that are shared on their website and Facebook page. A recent father, Ben S., writes, “My name is Ben and my wife, Jessica, had a tubal reversal at Lakeshore in August 2011. We conceived in September 2011 and my son was born June 3, 2012. I wanted to express my pure elation of being a first time father. Additionally, Dr. Greene and the Lakeshore staff were excellent in their professionalism and care of Jessica. Dr. William Greene did an awesome job of explaining the procedure and giving us the information we needed. We took his advice and followed his instructions. A month and a half later, Jessica was pregnant! My son has changed my life forever. I can’t imagine my life without him.”
In another testimonial, Deborah M., a happy mother, writes, “I had my tubal reversal April 26, 2012; I was pregnant 6 months later with a very healthy baby boy. I had a perfectly normal pregnancy with no complications. I would definitely recommend Lakeshore Surgical Center to any couple with hopes of having another child. It had been eight years since my tubal and I was really worried I had waited too long, but thanks to Dr. Greene and his wonderful staff, we have a beautiful baby boy. Thanks again to everyone at Lakeshore that helped make our dream of having our baby come true—we will be forever grateful!”
Those looking to learn more about Lakeshore Tubal Reversal Center or the tubal ligation reversal process can find the necessary information on the center’s website. In addition, Lakeshore Tubal Reversal Center also maintains a presence on Facebook, where they share updates from parents who have had babies following a tubal ligation reversal procedure and communicate with their community. Further information can also be found here: Tubal Reversal Center, Gainesville GA.
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For more information about Lakeshore Tubal Reversal, contact the company here:
Lakeshore Tubal Reversal
Dr. William Greene, Jr., M.D.
(877) 588-5594
[email protected]
2320 Limestone Pkwy, Gainesville, GA 30501
ReleaseID: 60030602
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