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⌈ Secret Post #2247 ⌋

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Comments

Re: tubal ligation/tubes tied?

[tabaqui]

Wow - first lemme say, you're the first person i've *ever* seen whose doctor didn't basically tell them 'you need to be older/have more kids/have some kids/have a horrible physical ailment before we'll even *consider* this....'

I had a partial hysterectomy in 2005. Basically - uterus gone, ovaries still there so no worries about hormones and such.

They did it via three small incisions in the abdomen, and i had almost zero pain, and was feeling fit and ready to go in about three days. Of course, i did *not* give in and lift bags of cat litter and such for the time my doc said to not lift things, but that was a much more um...invasive surgery and it was seriously no big deal.

I've had a few surgeries and have no issues whatsoever with anesthesia, but that's something that varies from person to person. They only kept me overnight after my surgery to be sure all my bodily functions (peeing and bowel movements) came back online on their own.

If you do decide to go through with it, just make sure you can take it easy physically for the prescribed time afterward, and actually *do* take it easy and just rest. But it's really not a physically demanding surgery.