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i am 24years old and i am married with 2 kids and pregnant. this pregnancy has been so difficult for me, my husband do not understand me and iam an emotional reck. i am afraid that if i get pregnant again i could go through the same thing. i feel so alone right now and considering having my tubes tide. so my question is should i get it done are just let it be?

2006-10-29 14:18:37 · 11 answers · asked by Jessica B 1 in Pregnancy & Parenting Pregnancy

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I have been in your situation. My last daughter who is 4 now was a hellish pregnancy. Anything that could go wrong did. In the end I got a tubaligation done 2 days after her birth. Now I do wish I would have thought things out more and maybe considered other options. Part of me wishes I hadnt gotten the tubaligation at all. Part of me really regrets making the decision while in the state I was because of the pregnancy with her. All I have to say is be sure ... completely sure ... before you make such a final decision. Good luck.

2006-10-29 14:43:38 · answer #1 · answered by jewell2578 4 · 0 0

If you are absolutely sure you aren't going to have any more kids, then it eliminates the daily consideration of birth control. If you aren't good about taking the pill, or having condoms around, or whatever method you choose, then having your tubes tied means you probably (it's not 100%!) won't have those pregnancy scares.

But think of a couple of situations. Will you be very sad when your youngest goes to school? Are you the type of person who will want "just one more" a few years down the road? An even worse question: what would you do if one of your kids died? Would you be desperate to have another, or would you still be happy with just your two kids? Different people feel differently about that one.

I had this same dilemma. My husband and I decided that two were enough for us, and that even if one died, we would not have another. As I chose to have a c-section for my second baby, my doctor did the tubal ligation at the same time, while my abdomen was already open and his hands were already in there and everything. That way it wasn't a separate surgery and didn't hurt any more and didn't add any recovery time to the surgery I was already having. We're happy with our decision.

Good luck with this tough question!

2006-10-29 14:36:16 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Since you are asking, then NO. I have two beautiful little girls. After my second I said that's it, no more, but I wasn't sure if I wanted to. I am now26 yo and 19 weeks pregnant, and am so glad that I didn't do it. After this one I am getting my tubes tied. Why? Because I am certain that is what I want to do. I always wanted three kids, and now I am going to have it, and it feels like our family is going to be complete. So that is why I am sure that I want to get my tubes tied.
If you are not sure(and it seems you are not) then DO NOT do it. Take the birth control pill for a while, that will give you time to decide. It is much easier to say I'm not sure if I want to have another baby, while you still have the option to have one. You have not made up your mind if you want to or not. So what if you get it done and then decide that you want to have another bundle of joy, but you can't. That will feel a lot worse then this pregnancy you are going through.
Good luck, and think long and hard about this before you do it.

2006-10-29 14:30:47 · answer #3 · answered by tnmomof2as 3 · 0 0

Tubal ligation is an exceedingly secure technique. Any surgical treatment has hazards, yet i'd wager the hazards of the effortless issues, like an infection and bleeding issues are no greater desirable than 2-3%, and in all probability even much less. that's particularly stable at scuffling with being pregnant, in basic terms 3-5 women persons out of one thousand gets pregnant later on. TL does not reason any long term outcomes different than sterility. It does not replace your era, reason strokes or different ailments. the biggest subject is the be apologetic approximately fee. once you're nonetheless youthful, then you definately would, in 5 years, pick you desire a new child, and be unhappy you have been sterilized. and additionally you will't "untie" your tubes. that's everlasting, and additionally you will would desire to have a surgical restore or in vitro fertilization, which insurances regularly do no longer pay for. Adoption is a superb option to make, yet which would be costly and complicated, so which you will possibly no longer desire to close the door, with the intention to communicate, in basic terms yet. A vasectomy has much less extreme issues for a guy than the TL has for a woman. there's a sparkling sterilization technique for women persons it is plenty much less complicated than a TL referred to as Essure. The wellness care professional places a scope into the uterus in the process the vagina and places a coil in each and each fallopian tube. The coil scars in place and blocks your tubes. I had it carried out, it became particularly person-friendly, and it became carried out with in basic terms oral meds, no IV or something, i became unsleeping the entire time. in case you desire long term, arms off beginning administration it is reversible, evaluate an IUD as long as you and your husband are not drowsing with all and sundry else. if your sessions are fantastically mild, you ought to use the ten year copper IUD (Paragard), if your sessions are heavy you ought to use the 5 year hormone IUD (Mirena).

2016-10-03 02:25:36 · answer #4 · answered by wichern 4 · 0 0

You have that right to have your tubes tied cause it is your body.

I was 21 when i had my son and i had a hard pregnancy with him. I had pre-eclampsia, he was breech and i had a c-section at 35 weeks cause i went into labor and they couldn't stop it. I did go into labor at 33 weeks but they stopped it. My son was born healthy and now he is 5 years old. I suffered a miscarriage last year at 5 weeks.
I am afraid to try to get pregnant again (I want to though) cause i think it will be the same as when i had my son so i know how you are feeling about being scared.

You know i had signed the papers to have my tubes tied 1 month before having my son but when i got to the hospital they had me believing that my son would die being born at 35 weeks that i told them not to tie them but if i could go back i would have had them tied.

Listen tell your husband "is it you having to carry and give birth to these babies?" Men don't understand how it goes when we get pregnant and have problems while pregnant. If you are done with having kids then i would go ahead and sign the papers now cause it takes 30 days to take effect.

I wish you nothing but luck and a safe delivery of your baby.
Good luck and Congrats

2006-10-29 15:24:34 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0 1

i am 26 and having my 3 child soon.i do not want anymore children and truthfully i dont care what my husband thinks.its my body and its done making babies.its your own decision what to do.but you should think long and hard about it before you make it definate.i am getting my tubes tied after this baby and i am very comfortable with that choice.you need to do whats right for you and your body.good luck.

2006-10-30 01:48:44 · answer #6 · answered by these r my people 4 · 0 0

I don't understand. In what way has this pregnancy been difficult for you? Mentally, physically, emotionally? Some other reason? More details please. How long have you been married? Is this marriage in any kind of trouble? How many children did you plan on having?

2006-10-29 14:28:40 · answer #7 · answered by Karnak 3 · 0 1

I would wait until you really think it through, try the pill first or if you are sure you do not want more children get it done, but be sure first before you get it done

2006-10-29 14:21:30 · answer #8 · answered by rye252000 3 · 0 0

Tell your husband that you have enuf kids and that it is time for him to get fixed. It is safer for him to get fixed then it is for you.

2006-10-29 14:30:39 · answer #9 · answered by Beast 4 · 0 0

its YOUR decision and only yours, speak to your doctor and maybe discuss this with your husband. do wats best for you, maybe you can try birth control

2006-10-29 14:23:57 · answer #10 · answered by jusprettynsmart 2 · 0 0

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