I am 37. Had a my cervix sewn together, c- section, and supposedly my tubes tided in 2000. Ask dr after deliverly If I needed to come back to have cervix unsewn he said no I did it with the c- section. Then in 2009 durning a procedure the stitches were found STILL in my cervix. So now I have doudts about tubal. I am now 17 days late 2 HPT say negative. I have been pregnant 6 times (3 ft births) and would be willing to bet money I'm pregnant. I have no insurance or no money. What do I do.

You had your cervix sewn together? Might I ask why?

Why do you have doubts about the tubal?

Are you taking the HPTs using first morning urine?

Because while pregnant my cervix opens prematurely and drops birth sac and baby. No I am not doing the first morning urine. And I don't my tubal because the same dr that did both procedures said "I removed the stitches" and "what kind of BC are you using.

You had your cervix sewn together? Might I ask why?

Why do you have doubts about the tubal?

Are you taking the HPTs using first morning urine?.
Tanya smith — New Member
Today 06:47 AM
Because while pregnant my cervix opens prematurely and drops birth sac and baby. No I am not doing the first morning urine. And I don't my tubal because the same dr that did both procedures said "I removed the stitches" and "what kind of BC are you using.

Okay, I understand now. You had a cervical cerclage due to premature opening of the cervix. Those stitches need to be removed, they do not dissolve naturally.

Okay, I understand now. You had a cervical cerclage due to premature opening of the cervix. Those stitches need to be removed, they do not dissolve naturally.
Yes. So is pregnancy possible?

Pregnancy is always possible when you have intercourse, there is no method of birth control that is 100% effective. However, you do lessen your chances with the bilateral tubal ligation.

Pregnancy is always possible when you have intercourse, there is no method of birth control that is 100% effective. However, you do lessen your chances with the bilateral tubal ligation.
Ok thank you very much