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"   Question I was sterilised two years ago by being &amp;#039;clipped&amp;#039;. What are the chances of a successful reversal?  My new fianc\u00E9 has no children and would like some.  Also, I have been getting pains where the &amp;#039;bottom stitches&amp;#039; are and sometimes get pain in this area during intercourse.    Answer Sterilisation operations are obviously done in a way that makes them as fail-safe as possible, and should generally be considered irreversible. However, because requests for reversal remain quite common, a method that disturbs the tubes as little as possible, such as clips, is usually used.  The likelihood of a successful reversal operation after sterilisation by the clip method is around 80 to 90 per cent. Other methods are less easily reversible. If you want to be considered for reversal of sterilisation, I suggest you ask your GP to refer you to a suitable gynaecologist. I think it is unlikely that the pains that you have been experiencing are due to anything serious, but if you continue to be troubled by them it would be wise to arrange to see your GP for further assessment and advice. Yours sincerely The NetDoctor Medical Team  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As Am I too young to be sterilised? Can my girlfriend have her sterilisation reversed? Can sterilisation be reversed if tubes are clipped? Can sterilisation be reversed if tubes are cut? How successful is female sterilisation reversal? Sterilisation success after a Caesarean Vasectomy worry  Last updated 25.03.2015 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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