Does vasectomy have any effect on women's bodies?

Sterilization is a surgical sterilization measure used to achieve permanent contraception during marriage and childbearing. After sterilization, women will not be able to get pregnant naturally. Sterilization is a surgical method that disconnects the fallopian tubes and ties off the broken ends. By making the fallopian tubes obstructed, the sperm and egg will never meet, making it difficult for women to get pregnant again.

The impact of sterilization on women Although sterilization is a minimally invasive surgery, its impact on women cannot be ignored.

The effects of vasectomy on women include:

1. Some statistical analyses emphasize that the probability of needing a hysterectomy due to some gynecological problems after a sterilization operation is higher than that of the general population.

2. Vascular ligation surgery causes damage to the bladder or intestines.

1. Bleeding. Bleeding is mostly caused by incomplete blood circulation during surgical treatment, failure to deal with it in a timely manner, or failure to detect abnormal coagulation in the patient before surgery.

2. Infection. According to the location, it can be divided into two categories: abdominal wound infection and pelvic infection. In the early stages of abdominal wound infection, some wounds will become red, swollen, hot, and painful, and may be accompanied by fever. There will be purulent secretions from the wound, and a lump with unclear boundaries may be felt in the abdominal cavity.

3. Changes in menstrual period. Menstrual period changes may be related to the patient's physiological conditions before surgery, such as after childbirth, abortion, older age (35-40 years old), surgical method, etc. The main symptoms are irregular menstruation or excessive menstruation, which can be treated with medication after the cause is established.

4. Pelvic pain. Postoperative pelvic infection, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease due to incomplete treatment, or original pelvic inflammatory disease before surgery.

5. Psychosomatic disease (neurosis). Patients who have great concerns about surgery before surgery, have fear or anxiety, or have neurosis often experience physical and mental abnormalities after surgery, but no organic symptoms are found to be related to the body's organs.

What are the harms of female sterilization? Sterilization is a traditional method of sterilization, but many women suffer from surgical complications, and the quality of their sexual life is also seriously affected.

What are the harms of female sterilization?

1. Wound infection: Wound infection in ligation surgery is rare. However, some women lack the awareness of sterility, put their fingers into the medical dressings and feel itchy, have poor awareness of hygiene, and accidentally contaminate the wound medical dressings with sweat, urine, milk stains, etc., which can easily cause wound infection.

2. Side effects during surgery: The most common side effects during surgery include nausea, vomiting, pain, and low back pain. Due to insufficient analgesia and the patient's fear and anxiety, local pain is caused during the abdominal insertion; pain caused by technical or equipment reduction in the case of retroverted uterus; soreness and pain in the waist when lifting the fallopian tubes with a lifting hook or clamping the oval forceps; nausea and retching caused by accidental stimulation of the uterus and ovaries; upper abdominal pain or nausea and vomiting caused by stretching and irritation of the greater omentum and mesentery; non-cooperation or poor coordination of a small number of patients, or incomplete tube finding and lifting caused by excessive obesity, and even repeated searching leads to increased psychological burden on patients, causing or aggravating local pain and other discomforts.