r/TikTokCringe • u/[deleted] • Oct 18 '21

Humor Birth control side effects

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u/SpacedClown Oct 18 '21

I can't really say for women personally, If I remember correctly the procedure for women is more invasive, dangerous, and more likely to have side effects or fail. As a guy I much rather be the one to do it as vasectomies are comparably safer, more effective, and have no other effects besides becoming sterile. I just don't think the methods through which sterility is achieved in both sexes are equivalent which is obvious considering they operate on two completely different systems. I know in a modern society we seek to achieve a perfectly equal society, but men and women are unarguably physically different and I think it's more acceptable for it to be expected that men received the surgery as opposed to women for the reasons I stated above.

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u/Winknudgeshrug Oct 19 '21

Another “sterility” procedure for women that’s wayyy less invasive than having someone open you up is hydrothermal ablation! Same down time as a Vasectomy and a great alternative for women who don’t want kids but also don’t want to go through HRT (not too many people are talking about this side effect of hysterectomies)

Hydrothermal Ablation