I'm getting mine done this time around. dr said it should add about 5-10 min to the process, so it will be that little bit longer till I hold him. But, the only possible negative outcome she said was that it's not 100% effective and if there is a future pregnancy after it (however a slim chance)it is a much greater risk to be ectopic.
I'm getting mine done this time around. My OB said it would literally take her 2 minutes to do and I wouldn't even know it was going on. With ds#2, they were still cleaning him up when my C-section was already complete, so I don't think I'll even notice the extra couple of minutes.
~after 34 cycles we finally got our 2nd little bundle of joy~
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I just had mine done after my 2nd csection. Took 5 minutes and I didn't feel a thing/no issues whatsoever. I am going to go back for another procedure in 4-6 months so I don't bleed monthly as well.
I had mine tied this time around. Surgery took a little longer than the first, but overall no other issues. I feel like I healed just as quick as I did the first time around.
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I had mine done in March after the C. Even though the Dr said it would only take a few additional minutes, it felt like the surgery lasted maybe 30 minutes longer overall. I had no complications. My lab results came back about 2 weeks later that he had, indeed, removed segments of fallopian tubes.
Re: tubes tied after c-section
~after 34 cycles we finally got our 2nd little bundle of joy~
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Big brother and sister are excited to meet the new baby! It's a GIRL!
~ G ~ 10/2008
~ E ~ 7/2010
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