Question. Anyone know if any or most insurances cover to get your tubes untied? I know I do not want…
Question. Anyone know if any or most insurances cover to get your tubes untied? I know I do not want another child after my current pregnancy for atleast 5–7 years if we do plan on having 1 more child, but I do NOT want to get on any form of birth control. Getting my tubes tied is such a huge decision that I wish I didn’t have to make😭
Samantha Groves·
Don't ttie your tubes if you do want anymore. Way to many hormonal complications for yourself. Not worth it. Get hubby to get the job done.
Expectinggreatness ·
Мама сына-младенца
I don’t know if any insurances cover it. (Haven’t heard of any so far that do but there could be). Most of the women I know who got their tubes tied and wanted another baby after, did IVF to conceive later. When you get your tubes tied I believe they say it’s not a guarantee they can successfully untie them ... but there are plenty of cases where it works out. Maybe talk to your doctor about it . Wishing you the best ...I’m sure you’ll make the best choice for you and your family
RSBiH06··
I’m in a FB group for IVF and there are a good number of women who couldn’t untie and now need IVF(or remarried and want a kid with new SO). I say if you’re not 10000% sure that you don’t want more kids than don’t do it unless you want to spend $20,000 for IVF down the road!
Penelope ·
No, it won’t cover to get them untied. Another mom said it cost her $6,000 out of pocket.
Heather·
Мама сына (7 лет)
Might have to consider an IUD
Hibben ·
Look into paragard. It a 10 year hormonal free IUD. Our insurance paid I believe
🌸GoodVibeTribe🌸·
My insurance will only cover if you’re 27 w/ three children already.
LEO Wifey··
Wow - that's oddly specific. Lol
🌸GoodVibeTribe🌸··
right 🙄 a friend of mine said hers won’t do it if you’re married unless your husband basically signed off on it !
Bitchy Trophy Wife 💋💍👑·
Tying your tubes is considered permanent so unless you want to pay out over $6k to get them reversed (and it might not even work) I’d say suck it up butter cup and find something to use.
Melissa ·
Мама двоих (младенец)
Don't tie them unless you are done for sure. Its not birth control. It's not a medical issue. Its not causing pain or damage so it's very unlikely insurance will pay to undo it.
Shawna Santistevan·
Most drs don’t do a standard tie that you can have reversed anymore. They usually make it permanent. If you don’t want birth control or another baby right away I’d suggest looking into natural family planning and using neem oil.