Pros and cons of cesarean section

Many pregnant women have to choose cesarean section when their due date arrives because many of their bodies do not meet the indicators for natural delivery. Cesarean section is relatively harmful to women, so women think that having only one child is enough and do not want to get pregnant again. At this time, women will get a vasectomy. So what are the pros and cons of cesarean section and vasectomy? Below I will introduce to you

Although there is now a recanalization procedure after sterilization, the chances are not high. That is to say, if you regret it, it will be a bit difficult to have a child again, because sterilization is to achieve the purpose of permanent contraception. Therefore, before sterilization, both men and women should think carefully.

The benefits of female sterilization (not for all women, varies from person to person)

1. Vasectomy is the best contraceptive method. Convenient and reliable.

2. After sterilization, it is a permanent contraceptive method, so you don’t have to worry about pregnancy in the future, there is no mental burden, it can enhance the relationship between husband and wife, and make sex life easier and more enjoyable.

3. Female sterilization is a minor operation and can be done during a caesarean section, leaving a small wound.

The "disadvantages" of female sterilization (not representative of all women, varies from person to person)

1. Prone to gynecological diseases, increased leucorrhea, back pain, and physical discomfort.

2. Irregular or even disordered menstruation.

3. Pelvic pain. Pelvic infection after surgery, incomplete treatment leading to chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, or pre-operative pelvic inflammatory disease.

4. Sexual life is affected. The main symptoms are decreased libido and unwillingness to engage in sexual intercourse.

5. Some statistics indicate that the chance of needing a hysterectomy due to gynecological problems after a sterilization operation is higher than for the general population.

Women who are not suitable for sterilization:

1. If you have abdominal skin infection or genital infection, you cannot get sterilized.

2. Those who are in poor health or weak and cannot tolerate the operation, such as those with postpartum hemorrhage, shock, or heart failure, cannot undergo ligation.

3. If the body temperature is above 37.5 degrees twice within 24 hours, sterilization cannot be performed.

4. Women cannot have sterilization during pregnancy

5. Surgery should be postponed for patients with severe mental illness.

Male sterilization is embarrassing, and most women in the world undergo sterilization. China's patriarchal mentality makes sterilization surgery a woman's responsibility. Male sterilization mainly involves cutting off the vas deferens that transports sperm from the testicles to the penis, preventing the sperm from entering the semen and being excreted from the body. After the operation, contraception needs to be continued for 3 months. The duration of male sterilization is much shorter than that of female sterilization. Therefore, after the couple discusses it, you can do more ideological work on your husband, but if the man is unwilling, you must not force him.