Most women report no change in their periods. If you notice changes, it is not necessarily because of the operation. Menstruation may change with age and childbearing. Your periods may become different even if you do not have a tubal. You may not remember your periods accurately.
Some women report a slight increase in cramping with their periods after they have had a tubal.
Consider temporary methods of family planning like the pill, the IUD, the diaphragm, foam, and the condom. They may meet your needs. Discuss the subject with your partner. You do not need the consent of your partner to have this operation, but it is a good idea for couples to make the decision together. You may want to consider vasectomy for your partner.