Sterilization Reversal Help

You have decided that perhaps a tubal reversal is the thing for you. You have checked out many different concerns and are now thinking about what happens afterwards. Maybe one of those questions has to do with your menstruation after tubal reversal.

Is there going to be anything different with your period after tubal reversal? Just like it seems with everything, it all depends. Your first menstrual cycles after tubal reversal could come early or, more likely, they could come late. You may find that it is even several days late for the first one.

In fact, according to some doctors, it is normal for your first menstruation after tubal reversal to be heavy and painful. You should probably be ready for the pain. You could find your normal pain reliever will not work, although your doctor will probably give you some T3 for the pain after surgery. Just try different over the counter pain killer brands until you find the one that works best for you.

There is just one more thing concerning menstruation after tubal reversal which you just might need to be concerned with. This is just based on anecdotal evidence, but you could find you feel like fainting even if you are not usually a fainter. Be aware of this possibility.

Although your doctor will tell you to wait at least after one cycle (some suggest two or three – be sure what your individual situation is) to try to conceive, it is not unheard of for a woman to become pregnant within one month after a tubal ligation reversal. At any rate, this pain and the heavy bleeding after tubal reversal is a part of the price you pay to be able to have a child again. Just try to keep thinking of that little gift you will receive in the end.