Can women recover from vasectomy?

In order to prevent accidental pregnancy during sexual intercourse, many female friends choose to undergo sterilization surgery. This surgery can generally achieve 100% contraceptive effect, but it is more difficult to recover. Most female friends who have been completely sterilized find it difficult to recover to the stage of childbirth, so they should be more cautious.

Influencing factors

Tubal ligation only cuts off the channel for the egg and sperm to meet. It is a minor operation and may cause slight pain, wound infection and other problems, but it will not damage or affect the body's physiological functions, health and sex life, and will not hurt the "vitality".

As long as the wound heals after the operation, the couple can resume their sexual life, and this operation has absolutely no impact on the couple's sexual life. On the contrary, since couples no longer have to worry about pregnancy, their sex life can be more harmonious and fulfilling.

Because it is the ovaries and uterus that affect menstruation and menopause, and sterilization surgery only cuts the fallopian tubes, leaving the uterus and ovaries intact. Therefore, you will still ovulate and menstruate every month, and your menstruation will not stop or be affected in your menstrual flow. There will be no early menopause. There is no need to worry about whether vasectomy will affect your mood or weight. This is because the surgery does not affect the function of the ovaries, which can secrete female hormones normally, and therefore will not affect your mood or weight. But there may be a very small number of people whose mood is affected by excessive tension. As long as you stay relaxed and optimistic, this situation generally won't happen.

side effect

There are two main reasons for pelvic discomfort symptoms after female sterilization; one is caused by pelvic adhesions, and the other is caused by the patient's mental factors.

1. The causes of pelvic adhesions are as follows: (1) Rough surgical operation, arbitrary clamping of the fallopian tube, causing wide range of damage; (2) Improper disinfection, which can easily cause infection; (3) Pelvic inflammation exists before surgery; (4) Pelvic adhesions are also related to the surgical method. The proximal embedding method causes less damage to the fallopian tube mesentery, so adhesions are less likely to occur after surgery. The wave method and the wave modified method damage the mesosalpinx and often lead to adhesion after surgery; (5) Simply pursuing surgical speed and small incisions, the greater omentum and other tissues are mistakenly sutured; (6) It is related to the timing of ligation.

2. We can take the following measures to prevent pelvic adhesions: (1) Strictly grasp the indications and conduct careful preoperative examinations; (2) Strictly follow the operating procedures to perform the operation, and the operation should be steady, accurate, and gentle, with clear layers; (3) It is best to use the proximal embedding method with less damage; (4) Adhesion prevention drugs such as antibiotics and corticosteroids can be injected into the abdominal cavity before closing the abdomen.

3. Mental factors: Some women have pelvic lesions after sterilization but have no symptoms at other times, while others do not have pelvic lesions but have symptoms at other times. This shows that there are mental factors in the symptoms of complications after sterilization. This may be related to the patient's excessive mental tension during the operation and certain social factors. Therefore, we should do a good job of ideological work before the operation, let the patient understand the operation, and eliminate tension and resistance. In this way, even if certain pelvic lesions occur after the operation, serious symptoms will not occur.