What’s the pros and cons on getting fixed ? Or pros & cons on birth control ?

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There’s natural methods you can try too which don’t carry as much cons no harm in knowing all options even some use LAM 4-6 months after birth and some use the app AVA for temperature and tracking app Ovia too or https://ca-en.clearblue.com/clearblue-ovulation-test-range/clearblue-advanced-fertility-monitor

Cons “Risks associated with tubal ligation include:

Damage to the bowel, bladder or major blood vessels.

Reaction to anesthesia.

Improper wound healing or infection.

Continued pelvic or abdominal pain.

Failure of the procedure, resulting in a future unwanted pregnancy.” Even tubal syndrome https://m.facebook.com/jennifer.opstad/posts/2828946410455033 so people find full hysterectomy safer or guys getting it because lower risks to body for guys and easier procedures

Cons of birth control pill “Birth control pills can increase the risk of certain conditions, which include: Blood clots in the legs. Heart attacks and stroke, especially if you smoke. Liver disorders. Unintended Pregnancy

While birth control pills are highly reliable in preventing pregnancy, there is the possibility that you could become pregnant. This is especially true if you miss a dose or do not take the pills regularly. Excess weight or obesity may also increase your risk of pregancy. The excess weight may affect how well the pills work in your body.

Blood Clots

Oral contraceptive pills can increase your risk of developing blood clots in the veins in your legs. These can become life threatening if the blood clots leave your legs and travel into you lungs. The risk of blood clots is increased more in people who smoke.

Cholesterol Levels

There are different kinds of birth control pills. Some are combination pills, with estrogen and progestin, while others are "mini-pills" with just progestin. Estrogen may affect triglyceride levels and total cholesterol levels—increasing HDL "good" cholesterol and decreasing LDL "bad" cholesterol. Progestin may cause "good" cholesterol to lower and "bad" cholestorol to rise. For most women, these changes in blood levels are not strong enough to have a poor effect on your health.

Migraine Headaches

Certain oral contraceptives may trigger a migraine, especially those containing estrogen. If you have migraines, talk to your doctor about your contraceptive options.

High Blood Pressure

Taking birth control pills may increase the risk of high blood pressure. This risk may be greater if you have other conditions, like obesity, having a family history of high blood pressure, or smoking. If you take birth control pills, your doctor will check your blood pressure. If you already have high blood pressure, talk to your doctor about other contraceptive options.

Cardiovascular Disease

Women aged 35 or older who smoke heavily and take birth control pills have an increased risk of having a heart attack or stroke. You may have an even greater risk if you have other risk factors (like a family history of cardiovascular disease, high cholesterol, or high blood pressure). If you want to take birth control pills, you should first quit smoking since smoking increases your chance of developing many other health problems.

Cancer

Taking birth control pills for many years may increase the risk of certain types of cancer, like cervical cancer. Researchers are still investigating the link between birth control pills and breast cancer. Some studies have found that there is an increased risk, while others studies have come to the opposite conclusion. According to the National Cancer Institute, there appears to be a slight increase in risk, but the risk level goes back to normal after 10 years of stopping birth control pills. It is important to remember that there are many other risk factors for cancer. If you are at high risk for breast cancer (like having certain types of genes or a family history) or other types of cancer, talk to you doctor about the best contraceptive for you.”

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