www.Tubal.org

About the Coalition for Post Tubal Women (CPTwomen)

The Coalition for Post Tubal Women (CPTwomen) adovcates for womens health rights. We work to educate women and the public of side effects to tubal sterilization and to promote change. Tubal.org acts as portal for all women and groups interested in learning about and working on these issues and is a collective hub and central resourse center and a social networking subscription membership site. Registration is free.

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Founding Members/Advocates:

  • Susan Bucher, BSN, RN  Founder of the CPTwomen, creator of www.Tubal.org.
  • Vikki Hufnagel, MD: Notable Doyen Delegate to the CPTwomen. The first MD to come forth and fully expose and document female surgical abuses in the United States was Dr. Vicki Hufnagel, an OBGYN. In the 80’s, Hufnagel defined and reported on post tubal ligation syndrome (PTLS) to peer review medical associations and wrote the first papers describing a need to change the informed consent to inform women about this condition.

Media inquiries regarding tubal ligation issues and informed consent: email or call: 323-874-5530

Root cause and cure for post tubal ligation syndrome (PTLS) aka sterilization syndrome

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Tubal.org presents information about negative side effects of “tubal ligation” and “female sterilization” known as “post tubal syndrome” (PTS), “post tubal ligation syndrome” (PTLS), and “post sterilization syndrome” (PSS). We discuss information about tubal surgery, Filshie clips, Essure, tubal reversals, and the need for full informed consent. Guests and members are asked to ”Share Your Story”.

Disclaimer: Diagnosis of health/medical conditions are not made at this web site, by the Coalition for Post Tubal Ligation Women (CPTwomen), tubal.org, or by any of its associates. The "Campaign to Inform" is a grass roots informational movement. No treatment is provided. Information contained on this web site or any website is not a substitute for a consultation and physical examination by a physician. Only discussion of your individual needs with a qualified physician will determine the best method of treatment for you. You are advised to obtain the services of a physician or health care professional if the need for medical treatment is indicated.

The information and materials on this web site are provided for informational purposes only, do not constitute medical advice and are not guaranteed to be accurate, complete, comprehensive, correct, up-to-date, and the CPTwomen do not endorse opinions that may be presented on it. The information is subject to change from time to time without notice. The CPTwomen is not responsible for any actions resulting from the use of this information by any person.

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