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People who go for sterilisation ops still mostly those in their 30s, 40s
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Doctors advise that younger patients, especially women, consider other non-permanent options.
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SINGAPORE - Hospitals and clinics The Sunday Times spoke to said people - of both sexes - going for sterilisation operations are still mostly older individuals in their 30s and 40s who have already had children.
When it comes to younger, childless couples, doctors take steps to ensure they do not regret their decision.
