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Can having your tubes tied cause early menopause?
Has anyone ever heard of having your tubes tied causing early menopausal symptoms?
Could you explain more in detail what you mean, I was sterilised at age 25 after my forth child and the first sign of things changing was 2 years ago at age 46, my periods have been irregular since, I have anxiety now and get light headed feelings which isn't nice. Is this what you have???
I am sorry you are suffering the ovarian dysfunction effects of a tubal and were not told about this possible side effect. I was also misinformed as well as over-treated (unnecessary hysterectomy and ovary removal / castration) for a benign ovarian cyst.
You could try birth control pills or hormone replacement. You would need to take a progestin or progesterone along with any estrogen (combined HRT) to protect your uterine lining from the proliferative effects of estrogen. There are pills or patches.
You could try birth control pills or hormone replacement. You would need to take a progestin or progesterone along with any estrogen (combined HRT) to protect your uterine lining from the proliferative effects of estrogen. There are pills or patches.
I hd my tubes tied two years ago when I ws 44 , one year after I started to hv hot flashes night sweats im tramatised be goin thru this so early, n was not told of the possibilities .this is now 2 years since my tubal lig n im having the symptoms again..confused wht to do im helpless
I had my tubes tied at 44 n after a year I started to get hot flash n night sweats...im 46 n its bk again so traumatized didn xpect this no one told me the possibilities of this...
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The same thing happened to me. Exact same. The doctors outright LIE or are uneducated.
Nicoledenise - I'm sorry you were lied to about the after effects of tubal sterilization known as "post tubal sterilization syndrome" or "post tubal ligation syndrome" detailed here - http://www.tubal.org/symptoms-of-pts.htm.
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