Which type of female sterilization surgery is best?

After childbirth, many women adopt long-term contraceptive methods, and usually they can go to the hospital outpatient department to get an IUD or a ligation operation. Vascular ligation, also known as sterilization, is a procedure that blocks sperm and eggs to achieve the purpose of contraception. Which sterilization surgery is better for women? Let’s learn about it together below.

Which is better for female vasectomy?

Female sterilization surgery includes two methods: sterilization surgery and drug plugging. Female friends can choose the method that suits them according to their own conditions. However, it should be noted that this type of surgery is highly professional, so it must be performed in a regular hospital to avoid affecting the patient's health.

Female sterilization surgery is based on the method of sterilization surgery. Sterilization is a type of bilateral tubal sterilization. Sterilization is a method of female sterilization that enables pregnant women to achieve permanent contraception. Currently, there are two methods of female sterilization: sterilization (surgical sterilization) and medical plugging (medical sterilization). Female sterilization is a permanent contraceptive measure and a key measure to control the rate of population growth.

Although female sterilization is not a major surgery and can be performed in a hospital, it is a highly professional procedure. If it is used properly and the operation is skillful, it can take effect immediately. Otherwise, it may affect the health of the operator and hinder the implementation of family planning policy.

Vasectomy (surgical sterilization) is a procedure that involves removing part of the fallopian tubes and tying them off to prevent sperm and egg cells from meeting, thereby achieving the purpose of female vasectomy contraception.

As long as the wound is healed after female vasectomy, the couple's sexual life can be resumed, and this operation will definitely have no effect on the couple's sexual life. On the other hand, because they are no longer afraid of pregnancy, couples can have a more harmonious and happy sex life.

Since it is the uterus, ovaries and uterus that affect menstruation and female menopause, and female sterilization surgery only disconnects the bilateral fallopian tubes, the uterus and ovaries are intact. Therefore, you still have ovulation and menstruation every month, and it is not easy for you to stop menstruating or have your menstrual period affected due to female sterilization.

The harm of female vasectomy

Although female sterilization is the best contraceptive method among all contraceptive methods, it is no longer popular among people. This is because the harm caused by female sterilization will indeed have a great impact on women's health.

Generally, after a sterilization operation, menstrual bleeding increases, irregular bleeding during menstruation, sexual problems between couples, mood swings, and premenstrual syndrome worsen.

During the ligation operation, 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, so the circulation of the uterus and ovaries will be abnormal, which will cause adverse effects.

If you don't really want to have a sterilization or are young and haven't thought about it much, gynecologists say that the chances of problems after sterilization may indeed be higher. Some statistical analyses have highlighted that the probability of requiring a hysterectomy due to gynecological problems after a sterilization procedure is higher than the general population.

However, most experts and scholars believe that even if there is post-vasectomy syndrome, only a very small number of people are affected. In fact, vasectomy also has some additional benefits. More and more studies have shown that it may reduce the chance of ovarian cancer. It may be because the surgery changes the local hormone status, or the blood barrier reduces the chance of the uterus and ovaries being exposed to carcinogenic genes.