[ SECRET POST #2902 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2902 ⌋

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Comments

(frozen comment) Re: Advice about Birth Control

[(Anonymous)]

Most surgeons will do anything as long as the check clears.

(frozen comment) Re: Advice about Birth Control

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Yeeaaah, no. Most surgeons are too worried about potential lawsuits to do that. My friend can't get a doctor to perform a hysterectomy on her and she's 27 years old.

(frozen comment) Re: Advice about Birth Control

[(Anonymous)]

That is on an abled bodied though. For people with disabilities, surgeons are much less worried. It is able bodieds that tent to sue when they inevitably change their mind in their late 30s. For the developmentally challenged, that isn't going to be an issue.

(frozen comment) Re: Advice about Birth Control

[(Anonymous)]

Even if someone has developmental disabilities, it still presents an ethical and legal problem and most states have very specific laws that doctors need to consult for it, which is why most doctors go ahead and try other solutions first. Here are some articles that discuss this and the more general issue if you're interested: http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/72241/annals.1429.020.pdf?sequence=1

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2083782/

http://www.acog.org/Resources-And-Publications/Committee-Opinions/Committee-on-Adolescent-Health-Care/Menstrual-Manipulation-for-Adolescents-With-Disabilities

(frozen comment) Re: Advice about Birth Control

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da

Most surgeons consider a hysterectomy on such a young girl to be the absolute last resort, even with the consideration of disabilities. Generally, they try methods that have a far lesser possibility of complications unless medical problems such as aggressive cancer make it the best choice

(frozen comment) Re: Advice about Birth Control

[(Anonymous)]

lmao, no. In a back alley clinic or something, maybe.

(frozen comment) Re: Advice about Birth Control

[kallanda_lee]

Actually, no.

I used to participate in childfree communities, and it's actually dead hard to find a doctor to sterilize you.

That being said, a hysterectomy is a serious surgery that shouldn't be considered unless really medically necessary.