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What option did you choose? I was going to tie my tubes this being our 4th and it being a c section anyways but with our 3rd he had breathing issues and almost did not make it. He was perfectly fine whole pregnancy but 2 hours after delivery he was losing oxygen and ended up in a medical coma for almost a month. I like to stay positive but me and the hubby talked and just in case we'd like to have another chance god forbid if anything was to happen.
So I've been looking into iuds specifically the Paragard and Essure something kinda long term..
anyone?
So I've been looking into iuds specifically the Paragard and Essure something kinda long term..
anyone?
Paragard isnt hormonal its a copper iud. Said to be the most effective form of nonpermanent bc. Last 10yrs and wont cause weight gain or hormonal issues
My Dr told me that most women don't even need pain meds for it they do the procedure 6-8 wks after baby is born and it takes three months for the scar tissue to build and it be fully effective. But it is done in the drs office and is way easier recovery. Then the surgery with a tubal
The essure is non hormonal so hoping weight gain wont happen. They place 2 coil copper Springs in your tubes that scar tissue grows over and completely closes your tubes
I had an iud and it was the most awful idea i ever had. i gained SO much weight, even though i was dieting and exercising, and the stupid strings went missing so it shifted and embedded itself in my uterus so i had to have it surgically removed and it left scar tissue. i hated it. What is this essure thing? I was thinking of tying my tubes after my son is born but I'm honestly kind of scared.
That sounds good lol Ive heard they can be pretty painful ur gonna have to let me know
I am getting the Essure procedure..this is my third baby and the pregnancy has been super hard! I'm 33 w 5d . My Dr said the Essure procedure is actually more effective then getting your tubes tied
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