It's considered a permanent method of contraception. A complete overview of this form of sterilization, including psychological considerations, other options for contraception, the potential for reversal, and information on the procedure itself.
Some women complain of serious medical problems after having their tubes tied.
But doctors have yet to find anything wrong. A comprehensive review of the ovarian cancers, with an emphasis on treatment options. There's a new solution on the horizon for women who want permanent birth control. Related Documents Tubal sterilization, or 'getting your tubes tied,' is nearly as popular as the birth control pill among all women who want to avoid pregnancy, and is a surprisingly popular choice among young, unmarried women, two new studies show. You may wish to consider permanent, surgical sterilization instead of regular birth control.