How to have a baby after sterilization

Now with the opening of the second-child policy, many friends actually want to have a second child. However, considering that they have already been sterilized, some friends are worried. At present, ligation and recanalization surgery is still relatively stable, and friends can have it with complete confidence. It mainly depends on whether your body is suitable for such surgery, and the prerequisite is that proper examination is required.

You can still have children after having a vasectomy. After bilateral tubal ligation, fertility through in vitro fertilization is possible. Women who have undergone sterilization surgery can also become pregnant again through fallopian tube recanalization. Tubal ligation recanalization refers to the doctor performing a tubal ligation recanalization operation in which the doctor first removes the fallopian tubes at both ends of the ligation site, then aligns the inner tubes on both sides, and then sews them together with 4 to 8 very fine sutures.

Ligation refers to the use of certain means (such as catgut) to tie up certain tubes of the human body or organism (such as blood vessels, vas deferens, fallopian tubes, etc.) or to achieve the same effect. "Vascular ligation" is often considered a minor surgery.

Sometimes, "vasectomy" is used specifically to refer to vasectomy, which was originally a permanent, irreversible contraceptive procedure, but now medicine has made it possible to perform vasectomy reversal and fallopian tube reversal.

Women should avoid having sterilization surgery during the menstrual period to prevent infection. It is recommended to listen to the doctor.

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The best time for female sterilization surgery:

1. During the non-pregnant period, female sterilization surgery should be performed within 3-7 days after the menstruation is completely over.

2. Surgery can be performed immediately after early or late artificial abortion, but surgery is not recommended within one month after spontaneous abortion or delayed abortion. For women with intrauterine devices, the device should be removed before sterilization.

3. For those who give birth naturally in the hospital during the postpartum period, the general condition is good and the operation can be performed 6 hours after delivery; for those who give birth naturally outside the hospital, they need to be hospitalized for observation for 1-2 days and the operation can be performed only if the condition is normal. For those with difficult labor, they need to be hospitalized for observation for 4-5 days and the operation can be performed only if there are no special circumstances.

4. During the lactation period, the operation can be performed within 3-7 days after the menstruation resumes. For women whose menstruation has not resumed, the sterilization operation can be performed on any day, but pregnancy must be ruled out.

5. Cesarean section. Patients who undergo other gynecological surgeries can also undergo tubal ligation at the same time.