The pros and cons of female sterilization

When a woman is sure that she is no longer pregnant or that some physical conditions make it unsuitable for pregnancy, she can choose a contraceptive method that is more suitable for her. Its contraceptive effectiveness success rate is very high. Generally speaking, it is not easy to get pregnant again after the sterilization operation. So what are the benefits and disadvantages of female sterilization? Let's follow the editor to find out!

1. Benefits

1. Contraceptive measures have the best actual effect and are the most convenient and reliable method of contraception for women.

2. Female sterilization is a permanent contraceptive measure. After sterilization, there is no need to worry about pregnancy and the mind will be relaxed and happy. It can enhance the mutual affection between couples and make their married life happier.

3. Sterilization is a minimally invasive surgery. Many people undergo sterilization at the same time as a caesarean section. It can be said to be very easy. Moreover, sterilization after childbirth has a small incision and does not require additional hospitalization time.

4. Can reduce the chance of ovarian cancer.

2. Disadvantages

1. Generally, after sterilization, there will be increased menstrual bleeding, irregular bleeding during menstruation, problems with sexual life, mood swings, aggravation of premenstrual syndrome, etc. These are all harms of sterilization for women.

2. During the vasectomy, some blood vessels entering the uterus and ovaries may be damaged, and the male hormones from the hypothalamus-pituitary gland that stimulate the uterus and ovaries may decrease. As a result, the circulation of the uterus and ovaries will be abnormal, which may cause harm to women during vasectomy.

3. If you don’t really want to have a vasectomy or are young and haven’t given it much thought, the chances of problems occurring after the vasectomy may indeed be higher.

4. Some statistical analyses emphasize that the probability of needing a hysterectomy due to some gynecological problems after a sterilization operation is higher than that of the general population.