Gynecology & Laparoscopic Surgeons, PC
laparoscopic surgery Raleigh, permanent birth control
Mardi 26 juillet 2011
Essure - Younger Generations Say No to Children: Permanent Birth Control Methods Such As Essure on t
Both men and women cite economic stress as a main factor in not having children. For those who see the stress and financial hardship of close friends and relatives trying to get by with young ones, it turns into a decision not to lead the same kind of life. Still others would rather retain their freedom to travel or live an adult lifestyle not especially suited to the stability a child requires. In order to live a childless life, more and more young couples are turning to permanent birth control methods.
There are a few methods of permanent birth control, also known as sterilization. An exciting advancement in permanent birth control for women is the invention of Essure. Essure is a form of hysteroscopic sterilization. For many gynecological surgeons in Raleigh Essure is the recommended form of permanent birth control. During the procedure Essure tubes are inserted into the fallopian tubes through the body’s natural pathways. Unlike former sterilization methods, there is no surgical cutting, and the fallopian tubes remain intact. Essure is also the only permanent birth control method with zero pregnancies in clinical trials. The procedure is fast, taking less than 15 minutes, and can be completed without hormones or anesthesia. In fact, women who undergo the procedure often return to work on the same day! Side effects are often comparable to PMS symptoms, and include cramping, nausea, or dizziness. These symptoms, if experienced, tend to go away within hours of the procedure.
Other forms of permanent birth control for women include tubal ligation. Generally when performing this minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery Raleigh surgeons use general anesthesia then make small inserts near the belly button to get into the reproductive area and destroy of the fallopian tubes. Side effects of this procedure include a bloated abdomen and sharp pains in the neck and shoulders due to the gas used, cramps, discharge, and pain. Also, fallopian tube pregnancies are still a risk with the tubal ligation method.