Where can I get a ligation surgery?

The so-called tubal ligation is actually a bilateral tubal ligation followed by a bilateral tubal recanalization surgery. The success rate of this surgery varies from person to person. So where can I get the ligation surgery done? Everyone must understand this issue. Below is a detailed introduction to this issue. Let’s read the article together.

Where can I get a ligation surgery?

From a medical perspective, if a woman wants to get pregnant again after having a tubal ligation, she can have bilateral tubal recanalization surgery. However, the abdomen usually needs to be cut open again. The wound is basically in the area of ​​the original ligation operation, but the length of the incision is larger than the previous ligation operation. Pulling out the water pipe for repair and connection is somewhat difficult, and the success rate is 35-50%. You only need to show your previous medical history. This is usually done in specialist clinics.

How long does it take to get pregnant after a ligation?

After the recanalization surgery, you can usually start preparing for pregnancy after your menstrual period comes the next month. The peak period of pregnancy is within half a year after bilateral fallopian tube recanalization surgery, that is, within March to June. If you don't get pregnant within half a year, the first thing to consider is that the surgery has failed. The second thing to consider is that during the process of tubal dredging, both fallopian tubes may be blocked. Therefore, in this case, you may have to use other methods to prepare for pregnancy. The most common method is artificial insemination, which is commonly known as test tube fertilization. Therefore, after undergoing this operation, it is necessary to start preparing for pregnancy as soon as possible.

What effects does vasectomy have on women?

1. Women who have undergone vasectomy are very likely to have irregular menstruation

Many women had normal menstruation before they had a vasectomy. However, after the sterilization operation, there will be irregular menstrual cycles, excessive or insufficient menstrual flow, as well as dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, and scanty menstrual blood. This is called post-sterilization menstrual disorder.

2. Intermenstrual bleeding

Intermenstrual bleeding after vasectomy is due to the rupture of the egg and the fluctuation of estrogen, which cannot maintain the growth of the uterine wall, causing partial rupture and fall off of the surface of the uterine wall, resulting in initiation bleeding, which is ovulation bleeding. After ovulation, the egg quickly turns into lutein, and the lutein secretes a certain amount of estrogen and estradiol, which quickly repairs the ruptured uterine wall, so the bleeding will stop automatically. Therefore, ovulation bleeding is generally very light and will stop automatically after a few hours or days. No medical treatment is required.

3. Unstable mentality after ligation surgery

Women experience the following changes in their mood after vasectomy: they become nervous, easily irritable, often lose their temper, and suffer from memory loss. There is a negative and depressive mentality, which is mainly manifested as depressed ideas, silence, low mood, accompanied by poor appetite, weight loss, low libido, rapid heartbeat and other symptoms.