Get sterilized at 20?

Is there any gynecologist in the NRW region who would dare to perform such an operation?

Normal contraception with hormones or a copper IUD is not possible for me for health reasons and contraception with a condom is very unreliable in the long term.

I won't have any children, firstly because I have zero maternal feelings and children don't fit into my life plan, and secondly because, due to illness, I wouldn't be able to provide for them anyway. I probably won't be able to have children anyway, so I don't want to risk anything.

I'm aware that getting a sterilization is incredibly difficult. However, I do find it a bit double-standard and ethically questionable to deny women this right, despite good reasons for doing so. On the other hand, abortions will soon be available everywhere (to put it cynically, probably even at the butcher around the corner), and they're neither physically nor psychologically unacceptable. Not to mention the ethical misuse of these methods solely as a means of contraception.

Above all, it boils down to the fact that this takes away any possibility for me to explore my sexuality at all (I'm still a virgin), let alone live it out.

Does anyone have experience with this and can help me?

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Elli113
1 year ago

Reference has already been made to the page of Self-Determination-steril.

At the beginning of 20 it will probably be very difficult to find a doctor who performs the procedure despite the medical conditions.

Because even if you are sure that you really never want to have children, there are studies that prove that the chance that the woman regrets the intervention is the higher the younger she was in the procedure.

Regret following female sterilization at a young age: a systematic review ;

Risk of Sterilization Regret and Age: An Analysis of the National Survey of Family Growth, 2015-2019

In particular, the second study demonstrates that possible influencing factors such as education, reason for sterilization, or whether the woman had already children had no statistically significant effect on the causing of sterilization – the age remained alone as a statistically significant variable.

If the copper spiral/chain falls away from you because of suspicion of endometriosis and because of the coagulation disorder the normal combination pill would be a safe option for you only with gestagen.

It would also have the advantage for you that the symptoms of endometriosis are alleviated.

And condoms are not even so insecure when you apply them correctly. Yes, the Pearl index is relatively bad, but this is mainly due to the fact that condoms are stored so often incorrectly (eg in the purse), the durability date is not taken into account that the condom is punctured during coating with the fingernails or the like.

on the other side soon but at every point abortions are possible

That's wrong, by the way. In many areas in the federal territory there are few doctors who carry out abortions and there are becoming fewer and fewer because the old ones retire and do not follow young ones.

And even in the event of an abortion, women can not simply say "will I now" but they must wait for a consultation with the pregnancy conflict counseling and then again three days to wait for the period of time to intervene – which is then still not legal but illegal, but at least criminal.

Smartaq
1 year ago

There are the gynecologists who do not protect you https://www.selfde-steril.de/map/ on the magnifying glass then sort by age and NRW has also a few annoyed that make it.

swiss1
1 year ago

You can already have sex either with condom or a man who has vasectomy through.

You may find self-help groups on the net of other young women with desired or performed sterilization. There are such doctors in D who do this.

kugel
1 year ago

You're 21, a virgin and asexual.

So why sterilization?

What chronic disease do you have that could not ensure the care of a child?

Lucynchen
1 year ago
Reply to  kugel

Did I read, tzzz? How to take someone like that seriously?

kugel
1 year ago
Reply to  Mahalia260

You say a lot…

Chronically ill, panic from pregnancy, no hormonal contraception possible, condoms do not want, no endometriosis, fear of pain, asexual.

Is there more or was it?

kugel
1 year ago

You contradict each other with every post and word.

It's arrogance and lack of empathy. Ah yes.

The one woman with 20 who doesn't have a desire for children because of a lack of base is not unusual.

I just googled what possibilities there are for you. Well. I'm saving it.

What your illness (I don't know what you mean) has to do with my criticism is creepy to me. Because…

And. At your age, I would have bet both arms to never have children without lashes. I also have a story about this. I'll save them.

leo324
1 year ago

You're 20. You've literally got your great life before you. What's in five years? Or even in 2-3? And you changed your mind? It's very difficult to do this early. You can feel so negatively against this now, but is that still the case? Don't rush.

Elli113
1 year ago
Reply to  leo324

Would you write that to someone who wants a child at 20?

leo324
1 year ago
Reply to  Elli113

That's another situation.

Elli113
1 year ago

Where RM is a completely different subject that has nothing to do with sterilization.

This leads too far, I would just like to point out that even women who have received desired children and who have taken many thoughts before, sometimes regret their motherhood. You just don't know how it will be.

And, second note: it may sound paradoxical, but almost all women who must live with repentance of their motherhood still love their children and take care of them very well.

Elli113
1 year ago

Why? Both are a conscious decision on their own reproduction.

One could even say that the decision FOR a child is more serious, as there must also be responsibility for another person, namely the child.

alterzapp
1 year ago

Great idea. You're still 10 years away from getting grown up and then finally choosing such an intervention is pretty stupid. You have no idea of ​​life and your feelings that could only be developed much later in this direction. The doctor who operates in prison. Because of your ignorance, you are simply deceived.

alterzapp
1 year ago
Reply to  Mahalia260

I read that. I've processed this with my life experience and understood your motivation. I can therefore judge it, as I have tried far away any arrogance to answer and I stand by my answer. You don't understand that at your age. This is your arrogance and not mine. It's stupid to consider something like that. Your stupidity is only age-related. Wait.

Elli113
1 year ago
Reply to  alterzapp

So a woman is still too immature at the beginning of 20 to make her own decisions, you say?

The decision for a child at the beginning of 20, you would probably be superb.

Great female image.

Because of your ignorance, you are simply deceived.

The questioner has explained in detail and understandably why she does not want to receive children. What does this have to do with ignorance?

314156926
1 year ago
Reply to  alterzapp

Why do you have to be directly insulting?

Deamonia
1 year ago
Reply to  alterzapp

The doctors also told me similar nonsense when I wanted sterilization at 18, similar to that you gave you here. Didn't get one, well, then I stopped at 19 after a contraception accident.

Now I'm 40 and I still don't want children, but I don't see it getting sterilized now, I'm going to wear it again when all caution should come to a pregnancy, our system has shown me that the intervention is ne smallness, and sterilization seems to be much worse than expelling.

Inheaven749
1 year ago

Of course you know everything πŸ™‚ You still have no arguments, and besides a profoundly childish discussion. Probably never dealt with the subject scientifically, but be it.

"I'm saving that…"

"That's what I'm saving…"

What is supposed to be false knowledge, you can't call me. Bark drunk dogs…

kugel
1 year ago

Egg. So much consoled false knowledge on a bunch of…

It just wrestles a tired smile πŸ˜‰

Inheaven749
1 year ago

So honestly, I would keep your feet quiet if you don't have any reasonable arguments.

The TE has put forward comprehensible arguments against pregnancy and children. You, however, less, and: the "life experience" you praised is not a scientifically sound argument. For the first time, a little fact (this time from a "pure" biology student in the Medical Health area, since you doubt my colleague's expertise, as she only studies teaching staff. In addition, the bachelor's degree for Gym is almost the same as in study, only the master differs considerably) :

To the condoms: https://www.derstandard.de/story/1381368779173/are-condome-real-safe

For sterilization per se: https://www.autode-steril.de/2022/01/19/darum-k%C3%B6ntest-du-deine-sterilisation-bereuen/

The rest is doing their own research.

It can be seen that of the 20% of those who regret sterilization are just 6.8% childless. This is absolutely less than 1%. Most friends who regret this decision have been able to sterilize too early after the first or second child and do not completely reject the idea of ​​maternity. The so-called early decision-makers, eg the TE, are only the smallest group.

If the fertility of the woman were not such a socially controversial issue, sterilization would be based purely on facts, not such a big problem. In addition, sterilization can now be reversed in 30%-80% of cases, depending on the skill of the surgeon. All knitting is still possible for artificial fertilization. The benefits of such a treatment are far greater than the disadvantages of problems such as the TE.

It is also known that fertility is over everything. Women with adenomyosis, which can hardly get pregnant anyway, are taken a chance of pain relief by removing the uterus, because you could… It is often taken by Not Op because the woman is bleeding. The fact that you let it come to this point is already nasty enough.

And for the point that sterilization is associated with so many risks: no it is not. This involves the same risks as a usual procedure and does not interfere with the hormonal balance. The pill is a completely different caliber, no matter which one takes.

Coagulation disorders are a good reason for hormones. Says those who have developed this thing through Corona and have almost gone hopps. I also lack a complete strain of contraceptives because also hormone spiral and co belong to it. Here, too, I can understand the TE very well, because my body would probably not be able to withstand arrhythmias with thrombosis. Haschi gives the rest of the point to get pregnant. Nevertheless, my child's wish is a completely different story and I don't bring it here as you do.

At the TE, it does not sink that any living circumstances as you lead them would change something against the unwilling children. Just because you didn't have a shock for children at THIS age, this doesn't mean that due TE must have the same biography. Especially since I find many contradictions in yours:

So your children are 20 and 21. So, at pregnancy, suddenly, as if of the magic hand of the mother instinct, you immediately got a 2nd? I know these stories and the least are true and more likely to be a story in the Paulergarten. Most of them have to cope with the shock of the first pregnancy when they do not abort. And in the 130 m^3 hut your husband and you lived with 25 of course alone, the children were already there:/ Of course, this is also the first one to think of as a freshly baked mother who has become unintentionally pregnant, probably without a livelihood. I'm sorry, but please save this story. Everything indicates that these children were planned and not a wink of fate.

Even if it's violent: your husband's cancer disease has nothing to do with sterilization, contrary to the coagulation disorders and endo of TE, which restricts contraception. Unless it would be in the field of the sexual organs, the subject then being dealt with by itself. This is more secondary disease gain from you if you want to argue in this way.

In summary, you are not argumentative and hopping from sticks on stones because the facts are simply missing. That is exactly what a woman of 40-50 years is not exactly wise and mature and also not particularly intelligent. I'm pretty sure you know that.

All the best and that you stay a little more respectful on the next issue that is against you.

kugel
1 year ago

And. At your age, I would have bet both arms to never have children without lashes.

Even me were put on this subject with 38(!) (and already two children) plus a massive history of illness stones.

Reading isn't yours?

That I finally got kids has to do with the subject nicha. In the end, exactly DAS occurred, which I was most afraid of.

Being a mother, however, understanding that the other women don't want to have children does not exclude itself.

Your argument on this subject is not conclusive. A bouncing of sticks on stones. Your discussion behavior immature and not targeted for what you ultimately want: sterilization.

Good luck

kugel
1 year ago

You asked and answered a question and got opinions.

You throw a variety of so-called reasons into the room.

If they don't fit a statement, you'll be insulting.

And last but not least, do you go to the sacrificial role of aka secondary disease gain because health reasons justify the desire?

If this is the case, your many professors, lecturers, whatever your teacher's degree, would certainly be on the side with advice and deed.

Even me, with 38(!) and already two children plus a massive history of illness, stones were put in the way

alterzapp
1 year ago

Oh, so you're sick. Next time, maybe ask the question differently so that you can answer it honestly even without your attacks. If you don't want to, for example, because you're uncomfortable, don't ask. Otherwise, you only get false answers and you just get up with it like yours. Thank you.

kugel
1 year ago

It would be nice to see what massive health problems are in the room. You don't know about it (not without reason)

Mewchen
1 year ago

I didn't want to want children until I was 30. At 32, I was planning to be a mother.

about self-determined sterile has already been written enough.

But condoms are very safe if you don't make mistakes. Just like other forms of contraception. However, I find your statements about abortion very strange. Hardly anyone will see this as a form of contraception

Lucynchen
1 year ago

You can also live your sexuality with condom and even have fun.

Probably I can't get kids anyway

I'd explain that first, if that were the case, the issue of contraception would have taken place, you should also be able to clarify the issue of sexual diseases if you want to dispense with condoms…

No doctor simply performs such an intervention, please also ask for the consequences for you, as simple as you seem to imagine that is really not.

Lucynchen
1 year ago
Reply to  Mahalia260

The fact that a condom is not 100% safe is white (hopefully) everyone, you don't have to study…

That you can never be sure that a partner is always loyal and still knows everyone, so there is no guarantee and no one will be tested daily.

In spite of everything, no reasonable doctor will operate on you in such young years, you can completely slim down. And I happen to know what I'm talking about, because I had the same problem.

Deamonia
1 year ago

Thank you Today more and more doctors who also trust young women to make decisions independently!

https://www.selfde-steril.de/