Vasectomy vs tubal ligation?

I haven't experienced either but I have to say for a woman's point of view..... we go through alot of crap etc it's only right the man gets the snip 🤣🤣🤣

@Elle (i can't see waves) I just don’t want to be on a daily birth control that would mess up my hormones and I do NOT want anymore kids after this pregnancy so I kinda wanna ask when I have the baby can they do that

Yeah i hear that ! I believe it is something that can be done, I'm not sure if in the uk or not but I have heard that it is hard to get it done , sometimes there could be a waiting list I'm told especially if it's before you turn 30! Definitely talk to midwife etc so everyone knows the score! X

i got a bisalp which is just complete removal instead of tying the tubes. you can get either procedure done after birth so you'd have to mention it to your drs beforehand i believe

I had my tubes removed. Mentally & physically I cannot handle another pregnancy. Having them completely removed instead of just cut lowers your risk for uterine cancer so I believe it’s the preferred method now. I had to have them removed at a later date as the hospital I gave birth at was Catholic (I could’ve given birth at a different hospital but this one had a better NICU) and it was very noninvasive - I got to go home the same day. Recovery isn’t bad, but I do randomly get cramps (I’m 2 months post procedure). Any other questions I’m happy to answer!

My man just got a vasectomy ! Have him do it ! Tubal ligation without c section is complicated and recovery time is a lot longer . Plus if you get pregnant again (which you can) you’ll have to terminate or you’ll die

@Dominique how’s he feeling?? TMI but my man’s afraid of the peepee dysfunction risk lol

Lol he’s barely 48 hours post op but I mean everything has risks We have a lot more risks if women did a tubal ligation