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Now, have you considered getting an IUD instead of jumping right into sterilization? No user error involved and depending on the kind, the effectiveness ranges from 5-10 years. There is a staticstically lower failure rate than either male or femaleCondoms Female condoms Female sexual dysfunction sterilization and should circumstances change down the road, you haven't sacrificed your fertility.
I would check into the IUD - I used it after both of my kids. I had my last one 5 1/2 yrs ago and would have sworn I was done - but things have changed and we want #3!
Mood: AndiJ78 is done with the BS on the forums, pm if you want my input.
, Apr 15, 2006 12:00AM
After hearingAge-related hearing loss Audiology Hearing loss Hearing or speech impairment - resources horror stories from the ladies at work, my dh volunteered for the big V. Initially we were both going to have the procedures done, but he didn't want to risk putting me through that. I have to admit, I will be getting an iUD placed simply for the "good" side effects. Silly I know, but well worth it!
DH had a V 7 months ago, it was really easy on him. I didn't want to get a T because of all the health risks to me. I'd say use backup for a good long time. I thought after 6 months and getting a test result that says no sperm meant that it was safeSafe driving for teens Safe sex to take out my IUD, now I think I'm PG.
my husband is 28 and i am 24. we have 2 kids 5 and 18 months.my husband wants me to get tied.i think i want another babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns.am i being selfish?should i get tied and have regrets afterward?i'm not sure what to do...please help me.
I am very interested in your question. I am also 23 and I have a 9 month old. We are only planning on one more. I would personally like 2 more...but DH only wants 1 more. So...we have been talking ALOT about whether I will get my tubes tied, or he will get "the big v". I think we have finally decided that he will get a vasectomyBefore and after vasectomy Vasectomy. For several reasons. One being that IF we decide to have another later on....its only $1000 to reverse the vasectomyBefore and after vasectomy Vasectomy, close to $6000 to reverse the tubalEctopic pregnancy Gynecologic laparoscopy Tubal ligat
Now, have you considered getting an IUD instead of jumping right into sterilization? No user error involved and depending on the kind, the effectiveness ranges from 5-10 years. There is a staticstically lower failure rate than either male or female sterilization and should circumstances change down the road, you haven't sacrificed your fertility.
Ultimately this really is a deeply personal decision. Some women have excellent results with a tubal, some women have less than desireable side effects, same with vasectomies. I encourage both you and your husband do a lot of research to find which option is best for you.
Good luck,
Andi
Pam
My theory is that I've been through way more having 2 kids...and I wasn't gonna be put through anything else. It's his turn!!
I would check into the IUD - I used it after both of my kids. I had my last one 5 1/2 yrs ago and would have sworn I was done - but things have changed and we want #3!
Andi
Merryn
I had a tubal ligation years ago, and have had no problems at all. Perhaps the first couple of periods were heavier, that's all.
Definately more involved than a vasectomy but still done on an outpatient basis (I was in and home in 3 hours). Took the next day off work, then back as usual.
Consider carefully that either choice is considered permanent. Reversal is not 100% sucessful, and is not covered by insurance.
No one will perform any sort of permanent procedure on you like a tubal ligation unless you are sure you do not ever want any more children. Look at some other method until you know for sure.
does not want no more kids he pressed me in the tubal,That year I found out he had another child with some one eles,I was so angry with him I left him,now I want another baby and the price is 6,000.00 or more. Just make sure if you do it's what you really want.