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The increase holds even when adjusting for age, education level, perceived barriers to medical care, body mass index, polycycstic ovarian syndrome, tubal ligation, depressive symptoms, age at menarche, and geographic location.
Women who make the decision to have a tubal ligation reversal do it for a number of reasons Some women complain of discomfort or pain after a tubal ligation and believe a reversal would ease this, others might believe they acted hastily when making the decision in the first place, for some women, a decision made while in an unhappy relationship, or thought they would not want any more children Women who make the decision to have a tubal ligation reversal do it for a number of reasons.
Immediate factors behind the marital conflict included accusations by the woman's partner of falsifying the ultrasound report, increased economic pressure placed on the family by the incorrect result, and desire of the woman's partner to have more children of the preferred sex after tubal ligation had been performed.
 
 
 
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