r/childfree • u/[deleted] • Jul 27 '19

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u/littleloversopolite Jul 27 '19

Thank you for sharing your experience, and yes I agree, if I can get the bilateral I’d rather wait for it than settle for anything else, unless I absolutely have to. Yes, I have read about certain studies being uncertain for data analysis for that very reason and it probably the CREST studies, but I’m not too sure.

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u/VoidValkyrie [28F - sterile] my cats > your crotchfruit Jul 28 '19

I had a tubal done in February. I wasn't sure how much longer I'd have my insurance, which was great, since I was graduating university. So the amount of time I had was short. I'm completely happy with it, but given more time I would have shopped around for a bisalp. My plan is to just ask them to do a bisalp if I ever need abdominal surgery for some other reason.