Can a woman who has had a vasectomy still have the surgery done?

In the past, women had to undergo sterilization after giving birth. This can have a good practical effect as a contraceptive measure. Female sterilization surgery uses a unique method to clamp both fallopian tubes. The basic principle is to close both fallopian tubes and carry out the operation in the body. The egg cell cannot cooperate with the sperm to achieve the actual effect of contraception. If the fallopian tube is blocked, female sterilization surgery is even a permanent contraceptive measure. So what is female sterilization surgery?

1. Female sterilization should be performed within three to seven days after the end of menstruation, or immediately after an early or late abortion. This type of surgical treatment cannot be performed within one month after a miscarriage or a missed miscarriage. Sufficient attention should be paid to it.

2. Surgical ligation Traditional ligation surgery only involves an open incision of 2-3 cm. Surgical suture ligation and bilateral fallopian tube cutting were performed. The advantage of this method is that it is simple and practical. Generally, only semi-anesthesia or even local anesthesia is required. No surgery is required after the operation, and the cost is relatively low.

3. The advantage of transvaginal ligation surgery is that there is no scar problem on the abdomen. The surgery is performed under upper body anesthesia and no surgery is required after the surgery. However, surgery is very difficult and involves a lot of bleeding, infection, and complications, so it is not advisable to have surgery after giving birth. Female sterilization surgery actually disconnects both fallopian tubes to prevent the impact of pregnancy. This small operation does not affect work or infection, nor does it hurt sex and does not affect human health. Therefore, sterilization surgery is the most permanent contraceptive measure for female friends. There are many examples of women having sterilizations. When the cesarean section is completed, the doctor will ask the patient whether he or she needs a sterilization procedure. If sterilization is required, the surgery will be performed immediately during the cesarean section, and the surgery will have a direct effect on contraception.

Ultimately we have to admit that female sterilization is a mild surgical treatment. Its cost is not high and will not exceed the budget of most families, but the actual cost depends on the woman's own health condition and the scope of the operation, as well as the level of the hospital and other relevant factors. For example, a comprehensive analysis of the problems encountered in the operation will be the most important factor in choosing her own method.