Permanent contraception after childbirth

In daily life, there are many couples who already have two children and are not ready to get pregnant anymore. So they want to take permanent contraceptive measures, and everyone knows that permanent contraceptive measures are sterilization. However, some people think that sterilization may be harmful to the human body. So, can we take a look at the permanent contraceptive measures after childbirth?

Is permanent contraception good after childbirth?

Permanent contraception measures are possible after childbirth. The ligation surgery only blocks the bilateral fallopian tubes and has no effect on the body, so you can rest assured.

For those who do not want to get pregnant again within a short period of time after marriage and childbirth, they can also use intrauterine contraceptive ring placement as a contraceptive measure, which is very suitable for marriage and childbearing during breastfeeding. Since birth control pills affect breastfeeding, the failure rate of condoms and safe period contraception is relatively high. It is recommended to choose insertion 3 months after normal delivery and 6 months after caesarean section. The best time to insert is within 3-7 days after the menstrual period is completely over. Those who have amenorrhea after giving birth can insert it during pregnancy.

When will my period come after giving birth?

After giving birth, the timing of menstruation and ovulation are affected by breastfeeding. Mothers who do not breastfeed usually enter the "old friend" stage 6 to 10 weeks after giving birth. The recovery time of menstruation for breastfeeding mothers is generally delayed, and some mothers may not have their period at all during breastfeeding. Due to long-term amenorrhea, the uterus usually shrinks. Most women can resume menstruation after weaning, but there are very few women who do not menstruate, especially the elderly who are breastfeeding. The basically shrunken uterus cannot be restored quickly. Repeated delays in menstruation are not good and require treatment.

Is permanent contraception a good idea after childbirth? There is no harm to the human body after sterilization. There is no need to worry about unmarried pregnancy after sterilization, so sterilization also has its benefits. Of course, the couple can choose who will undergo the sterilization operation, and both men and women can undergo sterilization operation. If women just don't want to have children in the short term, they can place an IUD in their uterus.