Can I recover from vasectomy?

There are many contraceptive methods in medicine today, including sterilization surgery for men and IUDs or subcutaneous implants for women. The latter is a temporary contraceptive measure, and the IUD can be removed if you still want a baby. So can a woman's vasectomy be repaired? Can a woman's bilateral fallopian tubes be reconnected after a vasectomy?

Can a woman's vasectomy be repaired?

It takes about a month for women to recover after sterilization surgery. The abdominal wound heals relatively quickly, and scars will form and the patient will be fully healed in about a week. The wounds on both sides of the fallopian tubes take about a month to heal, so it is recommended not to take a bath or shower, or have sex within a month. In addition, the diet should be more nutritious, and oral antibiotics are required for 2-3 days after the operation to prevent infection. After the operation, the private parts should also be cared for, because the vagina is interconnected with the cervix, uterine cavity, and bilateral fallopian tubes. If you do not pay attention to hygiene and improve medical care, bacteria may infect the private parts in the reverse direction, causing infection in the bilateral fallopian tube wounds and causing inflammatory reactions. Therefore, it is necessary to improve private parts care to reduce bacterial infection.

It takes about 5-7 days for women to recover from sterilization. After sterilization, they can resume their normal daily life, avoid overwork and have sex. It takes about 30 days after recovery before you can have sex. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a follow-up visit 30 days after the sterilization operation. If there is no problem in the follow-up visit, you can have a normal sex life. Female sterilization is a method of female contraception in the past. It is mainly used for married women who have given birth. Avoid having sex 3 days before sterilization to avoid ectopic pregnancy caused by sterilization operation. After the vasectomy, it is recommended to rest adequately, avoid excessive fatigue, do not engage in physical work, and avoid staying up late to avoid affecting the body's recovery.

After a woman has had a sterilization, if she still wants to get pregnant, she can have bilateral fallopian tube recanalization surgery. At present, all recanalization surgeries are performed under a surgical microscope, so the effect of recanalization is very good. After restoration of cannulation, it is recommended to prepare for pregnancy as soon as possible, and the goal of pregnancy can be achieved in clinical medicine. However, it is recommended that surgical treatment be performed before the age of 35, because as women age, their ovarian function will gradually decline, and the role of ovulation will also decrease. If you are older, even if the recanalization surgery is done well, the chance of pregnancy may not necessarily increase, mainly due to age. Therefore, it is recommended that if you want to undergo bilateral fallopian tube recanalization surgery, you should do it before the age of 35, and prepare for pregnancy three months after the recanalization surgery.

Can a woman who has had a ligation surgery still have her fallopian tubes connected?

After the ligation surgery and re-conciliation, the bilateral fallopian tubes can be connected and the smoothness of the bilateral fallopian tubes can be restored. But you should think carefully at this time, because the probability of successful pregnancy after this time is only about 50%. The main reason is that although the smoothness of the fallopian tubes has been restored, the microenvironment inside the fallopian tubes has not been significantly improved, and the function of microvillus shaking cannot be restored to normal. If the vibration of the microvilli cannot be restored to its normal state, its ability to shake the sperm and egg will be relatively reduced, and the sperm and egg cannot be transferred from the fallopian tubes to the uterine cavity and successfully implant the embryo. Therefore, after bilateral fallopian tube integration, if successful pregnancy is not possible, assisted reproductive technology is still required.

Female ligation refers to the ligation of both fallopian tubes. If the damage to both fallopian tubes is relatively small, bilateral fallopian tube resection can be performed under laparoscopic or transabdominal conditions. Under normal circumstances, the total length of both fallopian tubes after fusion is about 5 cm or more, and the chance of pregnancy again will be higher. If the total length of both fallopian tubes after fusion is less than 5 cm, the chance of pregnancy will be relatively small even if it goes smoothly. After the ligation surgery, bilateral salpingectomy can be performed again to reopen the fallopian tubes and allow the transport of eggs again, making it possible for the male sperm and egg cells to combine in the woman's body and lead to pregnancy.

After the ligation surgery, if there is a desire to have a baby, you can choose to have a bilateral salpingectomy. However, it depends on the location of the ligation operation. It is more difficult to perform a resection close to the uterine angle, and the probability of success is relatively small. In addition, the pass rate is relatively high. The best time for surgical treatment is within 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period ends. During this period, sexual intercourse and sitz baths are strictly prohibited. And after the operation, if you are not pregnant, you must have a tubal intubation every time your menstrual period is over to prevent fallopian tube adhesion.