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I just had the procedure and caught a quick warning sign on the news Yesterday. I decided on the procedure as a less invasive form of steilization because I’m in my late 40’s and needed to get off birth control. Now I am extremely concerned that it will not work or will move somewhere else. I’m thinking about calling the OB doctor to see if I can get them removed? Is this even possible? Why is it that these warnings are not discussed other than the non life threatening ones shown in the nice little brochure you are handed? Leave it to the FDA, another government agency, to not consider the health of Women! So now what? I am not having a baby
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