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Advertisements abound for Essure--but it is not all they say, it seems.

http://www.dallasobserver.com/news/a-device-promising-safe-permanent-birth-control-delivers-pain-women-say-7419165?utm_source=Newsletters&utm_medium=email

Makes me glad that is no longer an issue for me. Sounds horrible.

Tubal ligation is actually endoscopic surgery so why go with this? And if circumstances change, sometimes it can be reversed, but sometimes not.

The advertisements were touting the fact that tubal ligation requires surgery but this procedure could be done in the physician's office--saving $$ plus not requiring anesthesia.