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Tubes tied but loose after sleeve surgery

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I don't understand how that's possible. Most tubal ligation procedures don't really tie the tubes, they cut and cauterize them. Or clamp them shut. Weight loss shouldn't have any impact on female sterilization surgery.

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    Tubes tied is only a figure of speech..incision made and tubes burned..no loosen or untie...no worried there : )

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