Can I become a surrogate if I've had my tubes tied?

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Are you worried that having your tubes tied or removed would disqualify you from becoming a surrogate? Don’t worry! Janelle explains why having a tubal ligation or salpingectomy (tubal removal) could actually be helpful for someone who wants to become a gestational carrier.

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