Can I still have another baby after having a vasectomy? Can a woman still get pregnant after having a vasectomy?

Some people choose to have a sterilization surgery for contraception after giving birth. Sterilization surgery has a better contraceptive effect and generally has fewer side effects on the human body. Generally, you will not get pregnant again after sterilization surgery. Some people want to have children after sterilization and are worried that they will not be able to have children again after sterilization. So, is it still possible to have children after sterilization? Is it still possible to have another baby after having a vasectomy? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. Is it still possible to have another child after having a vasectomy?

There is a reason for sterilization, and there is also a reason for having another child. Female sterilization, a type of tubal sterilization, also known as tubal ligation, is a permanent contraceptive method. The operation itself blocks the channel for sperm and egg to combine. It is a simple operation, few side effects, and safe and effective sterilization method. Therefore, some women choose this method after completing their planned fertility tasks. As for the operation itself, except for the related risks shared with other surgical operations, it does not affect the health of women's bodies. It will not affect sexual desire and sexual ability.

For women, especially those of childbearing age, the importance they attach to fallopian tubes is no less than that of men to their "lifeline". If you do not fully understand the significance of tubal ligation and the safety of the operation before the operation, you are likely to experience certain mental stress after the operation. Excessive stress and anxiety can lead to menstrual abnormalities, and certain physical discomforts can be attributed to surgery. This kind of psychological problem also occurs in some other surgeries.

2. There are two ways to have another child and "restore" your fertility.

1. Fallopian tube recanalization. Currently, there are two methods for fallopian tube recanalization: open surgery and laparoscopy. The key to success depends not only on the surgeon's experience and skills, but also on the patient's own factors, including quality and age, especially the patient's ligation method and the length of the remaining fallopian tube.

2. In vitro fertilization. For women who are unwilling to undergo surgical recanalization or whose recanalization fails, in vitro fertilization is an active way to assist pregnancy. Especially for older women with poor ovarian function.

3. How should couples who choose IVF after ligation seek medical treatment?

1. Choose a regular reproductive medicine center.

2. The couple visits the doctor at the same time for fertility assessment. The examination items generally include: male semen examination, female ovarian function examination and routine gynecological examination. Of course, some physical examination items should also be included.

3. Female age is also an important factor in assessing fertility. Advanced age means three difficulties and three highs (difficulty in getting pregnant, difficulty in assisted pregnancy, and difficulty in maintaining a pregnancy; high miscarriage rate, high pregnancy complications, and high proportion of birth defects). Most couples who undergo tubal ligation are older, so they should fully communicate with their doctors and weigh the pros and cons when choosing assisted reproductive options.