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tube tied?
if you get your tubes tied, then your period would stop permanently right?
12 Answers
- ?Lv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
No, you still will have a period. The only way to stop the period is to get a full hysterectomy. And most doctors will not perform a full hysterectomy unless it's warranted. I had my tubes tied 5 years ago, it was so nice, but yes you still have the aunt visit every month.
- ♥♪Blink♪♥Lv 41 decade ago
I WISH!!!!
I had my tubes tied 8 years ago after my second son.. and I wish I never would have done it..
My periods are heavier, last longer and now I have cramps that put me to bed..
DONT DO IT!!!
the only way your period will stop forever is if you have a hisdyrectomy... (i dont know how to spell it correctly but you know what im sayin)
Source(s): experience - Nancy MLv 71 decade ago
You will still have a period when you have your tubes tied. I had my tubes tied and still had a period.
- 1 decade ago
Nope, you are still going to have it lol.
My mom had her tubes tied 9 years before she had me... she thought I was the flu!
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- 1 decade ago
no, you just dont have an egg released in the tubes. thats why they call it tubes tied!
Source(s): mom of 4 - BetsyLv 71 decade ago
No. Your body will still produce adn release eggs which is what signals when it is time to menstruate. They just can not get to your uterus or be fertlized.
- 1 decade ago
It is not the only thing that prevents your period, there are many things that can cause it..go to your Obgyn dear!
- Phoenix QuillLv 71 decade ago
NOPE.
Your period comes from your uterus, not your fallopian tubes.
If you are post pubescent & pre menapausal, with ovaries & uterus intact you've got period.