Although many use the Internet for different things such as games, researching and even education it can also be used for support.
With the advent of the Internet a whole new world has been opened up and many gain support and friendship.
Many of the places this can be seen is on various message boards.
Some of the message boards are about parenting and relationships.
Women and men alike use these types of message boards and the popularity is growing daily.
Tubal reversal message boards are no different.
Women and their spouses use these boards for a number of reasons.
Women that seek support on the boards do so because others understand why they are choosing to do what they do and can offer support and advice.
One of the biggest reasons many seek support is because when they make the decision to have a reversal their family and friends are not very supportive.
When choosing to have more children a majority are told they have enough already or told not to begin again because it is too much work.
These women are not looking to be frowned upon by others.
They are extremely happy about the tubal ligation reversal procedure and looking for support and acceptance.
Although this does not sway their decision how can they openly discuss the issues if not accepted? Many on the reversal message boards are quick to pint out that many do not mean to quick to judge and have just not thought out the answer.
Another source of support is when the tubal reversal patient becomes pregnant.
Until they know for sure that the pregnancy is viable they may not want to let the world know.
With early pregnancy after tubal reversal there is a protocol that needs to be followed.
Blood work needs to be done regularly and an ultrasound exam needs to be performed to make sure the baby is safe in the uterus.
This waiting time can be stressful for some.
After the baby arrives it is an event to be shared.
Couples proudly post pictures of their newborns and this is a true testament to how well tubal ligation reversal surgery works.
For those who suffer from Post Tubal Ligation Syndrome the boards help in sharing the anguish they have suffered and the countdown until they have the surgery and get relief.
This is also a great way to be able to read about others that have suffered from this syndrome.
Although the surgeons cannot pinpoint exactly why relief is experienced so quickly the patients are thrilled.