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[GreaseMonkey]

But does anyone know if it's possible to get your tubes tied if you have a vaginal delivery? I am very, very, very, much DONE with having kids and I would like to get it done so that I don't ever have to worry about it again and no birth control either. Thanks in advance.

[carmella_marie]

I'm not sure but you might want to look into "ensure." You have to wait until 3 months post partum I believe but it's a simple procedure done in an office visit and most insurance covers it. They're small inserts put into your Fallopian tubes and scar tissue forms around it so no eggs can get to your uterus and no sperm can get to the egg. It's much easier than a tubal from what I've heard.

[GreaseMonkey]

I have heard about that actually but I am not sure if my insurance will cover it and I am also not sure if the country where I might give birth at has this kind of thing. I am hoping to go to Cyprus to have my baby to be close to family so I will need to ask. Thanks :)

[LilithWiser1979]

Tell DH to get a vasectomy before the baby comes. It's an easier procedure for him that it would be for you, and Essure is getting some scary complications :(

[GreaseMonkey]

He won't do it, I have exhausted all arguments and he won't do it so I have to do it!

[from2to3]

Where we are you can get a tubal while you are in the hospital, but many times throughout the pregnancy they have you sign something saying you do want one. I've heard they do this so they know for sure it's not just pregnancy hormones making the decision. It's gotten a lot less complicated and invasive...I've heard they go in through your belly button or make a very small incision close to it now? And recovery is a lot shorter now.
I'm very fortunate as my husband is going to get snipped. Only fair... ;)

[GreaseMonkey]

Oh I wish mine would get the snip!!!!! But no matter how hard I try he won't budge so it's up to me to do it.

[coocoobananas]

Oh I wish mine would get the snip!!!!! But no matter how hard I try he won't budge so it's up to me to do it.

Arghhh, this has been the same with my husband! I think he's afraid honestly but he'd never admit it! I don't want to make someone do something they don't want to do either... But really all we have done for them??? C'mon!!
He is thinking about it this time since we just found out we accidentally got pregnant with #4... Neither of us want that to happen again!!! I'm hoping he does! If not, if I get a c section, I'll get the tubes tied but I'll never let him live it down!!

[maidentomother]

I would tell DH that if doesn't get the snip, he doesn't get sexy times. I absolutely hate it when men expect women to get their tubes tied but refuse to get a vasectomy. After all that women put their bodies through to have kids, it is the least they can do.

Have you considered a copper IUD? Not permanent but long term, safs, and no surgery required.

[GreaseMonkey]

Surprise #3 was a result of my Mirena falling out lol

It has to be permanent otherwise DH would want to keep on having kids. The not trying not preventing type of guy and it's NOT what I want so I am getting fixed instead :/

[sweetpea]

Tell DH to get a vasectomy before the baby comes. It's an easier procedure for him that it would be for you, and Essure is getting some scary complications :(

What sort of complications? I have two friends who have gotten this done, they've had zero complications and love it! I've read a lot about it, and other than the typical risks that come with any procedure, it seemed completely safe to me. At my OB practice, all 4 of the doctors there recommend this procedure over getting your tubes tied, for several reasons, and all of them seem very confident that it's a safe procedure. Just curious what you may have heard/read differently...

[Angelone]

I spoke to my Dr about this and he said that the success rate for female sterilisation is a lot lower than male and he says it's a lot less hassle for the man too lol xx

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[Babybeaublue]

I heard that getting your tubes tied immediately after birth lowers the success rate. This was a few years ago though.

[bluebonnet22]

I know it can cause more painful, heavy periods.

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