Dear yugandhar.designer,
I empathize with your state.....
Certainly reversal of Tubectomy is possible. This surgery is known as
Tuboplasty. The success rate or the rate of
pregnancy is high and varies from 60 to 90 %. The success rate is higher if the
sterilization procedure used clips or rings rather than tying with thread or using cautery. The site on the tube where the sterilization was done and the length of the healthy tube are also important factors which will be assessed by your doctor.
For the actual Tuboplasty, the highest success rate is seen when done with micro-surgical techniques or laparoscopically. So pick and choose your doctor with care. It will make all the difference to the success rate.
The patient, of course, will have to undergo a major surgical procedure with standard surgical and anaesthesia risks. Other than that, any procedure on the tubes increases the chances of next pregnancy occuring in the tubes which may be dangerous for the mother, even life threatening. Therefore when there is any damage to the tubes or a surgery on the tubes, remain very alert to a missed period and report to your doctor who will rule out a tubal pregnancy.
The child born after this is not affected by the fact that there was reversal of tubal surgery. Keep in mind that the reason why the previous child died at 5 days may influence the next one, depending about the cause of death.
Hope this answers your query.
All the best,
Dr Nirja Chawla