Getting my tubes tied did not make my period any heavier. It did make it a bit irregular. I used to have it same day every month like clockwork. Now it comes 2 days to a week early every month.
Though very, very unlikely, you could in fact get pregnant even if your tubes are tied. The 2 periods in one month problem needs to be addressed by your physician if it continues next month.
It depends. You have to go through extensive screening with a qualified doctor. The younger you are, the more extensive the screening. It also depends on why you want to have your tubes tied. Generally, there aren't any good doctors who will tie the tubes of any female under 35 unless the female in question has health problems which would make having her tubes tied a necessity. It also depends on the doctor. There are quacks everywhere so you have to be very careful. You should also know that if you have your tubes tied, you will still have your period.
There is a very small chance.
If you really had your tubes tied(requires surgery) then it is very improbable that you would get pregnant.
It is very rare to get pregnant after having the tubes tied, but if you would succeed a pregnancy test would react the same way as always.
Tubal Ligation has nothing to do with menstruation. It is just blocking the fallopian tubes through surgery using one of several different methods.. A woman who has had her tubes tied will still have her period. The fallopian tubes are not connected to the uterus. Chances of being pregnant are very small, but the only way to know for sure is with a pregnancy test.
You could be. no form of birth control is 100%. The only way to know is to test which you should do ASAP. Usually if a woman gets pregnant after having her tubes tied it is a tubal pregnancy where the baby implants in the tubes which can be dangerous. When I first got pregnant I burped all the time. Also, some women will have light implantation bleeding or very light bleeding when there period would be due.
If tubes are ligated properly - pregnancy should not be expected. In general during breastfeeding very often can be irregular cycles.
A very heavy period.
If your fallopian tubes have been tied and cut then your chances of normal pregnancy are very slim indeed. You can still go through the process used in 'test tube' or 'in vitro' babies. Eggs can be harvested from your ovaries, fertilised outside your body and then implanted. Its expensive. Very expensive.
Yes it is possible to have an etopic pregnancy without having your tubes cut or tied it is just that the egg gets fertilized in the tube without being in your uterus. It is very painful and scary....it is a simple procedure to have removed but very hard to determine when you dont know if you are pregnant or not
I have had my tubes tied now for about 5 yr's after my son was born we desided that 4 children were enough for us..lol..i have heard of your tubes coming untied yrs later but am not sure how true this may be..my mother has had her tubes tied for 20 some yrs and she never had any problems with them