Is tubal reversal possible after permanent sterilization with poor AMH?

Yes, tubal reversal surgery may be possible after permanent sterilization, but whether it is the best option depends on several factors, including your age, the type of sterilization performed, the condition of the remaining fallopian tubes, and your AMH (Anti Müllerian Hormone) level. A poor AMH suggests a reduced ovarian reserve, which may lower the chances of natural conception even if the tubes are successfully reconnected.

A fertility specialist can evaluate your AMH, ultrasound findings, and your partner fertility before recommending the most suitable option. In some cases, IVF may offer a higher chance of pregnancy than tubal reversal, especially when ovarian reserve is low. A personalized fertility assessment is the best way to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.