Can the fallopian tube be connected?

Tubal ligation is a very effective contraceptive surgery, but some women want to get pregnant again after tubal ligation, so they need to connect the fallopian tubes. However, not all fallopian tubes can be connected very well, so the chance of getting pregnant again after ligation is relatively small. So can the fallopian tubes be connected?

Surgical ligation of the fallopian tubes is more common. Many people think that if they want to get pregnant after the fallopian tubes are tied, they can just untie the tied area. In fact, this is not the case. In most cases, long-term ligation will cause fallopian tube edema and congestion. Even if the ligated area is directly untied, it cannot guarantee that this section of the fallopian tube still has an unobstructed transport function. Therefore, after the ligation is released, it is still necessary to determine the patency of the fallopian tubes. Interventional or minimally invasive surgery can be used to unclog the blocked fallopian tubes and restore the normal function of the fallopian tubes.

If you have had a tubal ligation before and are planning to have a second child, you should have a tubal examination in time to determine which type of ligation you had. Based on the different ligation methods, consult your doctor and choose a different tubal recanalization procedure. Only by restoring the patency of the fallopian tubes can you get pregnant normally!

It is worth noting that the most important thing for female friends who have undergone fallopian tube recanalization surgery is to prevent the fallopian tubes from being blocked again. This requires good postoperative anti-inflammatory care to prevent inflammation from stimulating the fallopian tubes and causing adhesion and blockage again.