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Tubal Ligation
Hello, I'm 24 years old just had my third child in April of 2012. I had a tubal ligation and things were pretty fine after the tubal ligation. I got my period about 1 1/2 later andwas regular up until august. skipped september, had it in october and havent had it since october. I'm a little worried my body has been experiences alot of changes and im not sure what to do! I dont have any insurance anymore so i cant just go to the doctor! can someone help or give advice?
That's a laughhaving a tubal does mess up your cycles after my tubal my cycles went from four days to fourteen and some months I have two cycles so I bleed all the time. I have horrible pain mood swings and weight gainand I haven't orgasmed since and have no sex drive don't get a tubal, don't do it!
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi there,
After tubal ligation surgery a woman will have her menses and there are no menstrual changes following tubal ligation since there are no hormonal changes. After tubal ligation the chances of pregnancy are very less but there are chances of failure in any method. Pregnancy is the commonest cause of missed periods. Take up urine pregnancy test. If the test is negative you need to be evaluated for other possibilities like hormonal imbalances, thyroid dysfunction, ovulation disorders .Do consult a gynecologist. I hope it helps.
Best luck and regards!
After tubal ligation surgery a woman will have her menses and there are no menstrual changes following tubal ligation since there are no hormonal changes. After tubal ligation the chances of pregnancy are very less but there are chances of failure in any method. Pregnancy is the commonest cause of missed periods. Take up urine pregnancy test. If the test is negative you need to be evaluated for other possibilities like hormonal imbalances, thyroid dysfunction, ovulation disorders .Do consult a gynecologist. I hope it helps.
Best luck and regards!
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