Reality:
Absolutely false.
The surgery does not affect strength, stamina, calcium, or blood levels.
You can do all household work, office work, exercise, and normal activities
Reality:
Your periods stay exactly the same.
The uterus and ovaries are untouched — only the tubes are sealed.
Reality:
The surgery itself does NOT cause weight gain.
What sometimes happens is that after completing their family, many women finally get more rest, regular meals, and less stress compared to the years of repeated pregnancies and childcare.
Feeling relaxed after the fear of an unplanned pregnancy goes away can also improve appetite and routine.
So if weight increases, it is due to lifestyle changes, not the sterilization surgery.
Reality:
Sexual desire and comfort do not change.
In fact, many women feel more relaxed because they are no longer worried about pregnancy.
Reality:
No. The clips are deep inside the abdomen, not in the vagina.
Nothing is felt during intercourse.
Reality:
This is a common social belief, but medically:
Male vasectomy is simpler, safer, quicker, and easier than female sterilization with faster recovery. It doesn’t affect the male hormonal or sexual function unlike popular belief.
Many Indian families are unaware of this.
Reality:
This is completely wrong.
Your hormones, body shape, and womanhood remain exactly the same.
Only your tubes are sealed, nothing else changes.
Reality:
Extremely rare (less than 1%).
If pregnancy happens, it may be ectopic — so always test if you miss a period and visit your gynaecologist.
Reality:
No.
The surgery does not affect breastmilk production at all.
Yes
Very commonly preferred:
Yes.
Government hospitals offer free sterilization services under family planning programs.
Private hospitals usually charge standard surgical fees.
Reversal is possible but difficult, expensive, and success is not guaranteed.
So choose this method only if your family is complete.
Yes.
Your periods will come as usual.
📍 Source: Dr. Shweta Mehta – DNB, Obstetrics & Gynaecology | United Multispeciality Hospital, Kandivali West, Mumbai.