What should I do if I want to have a baby after having a vasectomy?

For women who have already given birth, it is still inconvenient to use birth control pills or condoms for contraception. At this time, they can get a tubal ligation, which is a better method of contraception. Now the country advocates a two-child policy. Some women who have already been sterilized want to have children. What should they do in this situation? Generally speaking, tubal ligation recanalization can be performed. Of course, there are certain requirements for this type of surgery. Let’s take a look.

For women who want to have children after having a tubal ligation, they can choose to have a tubal ligation reversal.

Conception is a very complex physiological process. It requires the sperm and egg to combine to form a fertilized egg, which then implants in the uterine cavity. In addition to having normal sperm, eggs and an appropriate intrauterine environment, allowing sperm and eggs to meet and be successfully transported to the uterine cavity is also an important step in the process of conception. After ligation, sperm and egg cannot combine and conception is impossible. If a woman wants to have a baby again after ligation, she needs to undergo fallopian tube recanalization surgery, but she can still have a baby.

When women undergo tubal ligation recanalization, they should first learn about the procedure. Because this surgery is not available to all women, but requires the following conditions:

1. Women who want to undergo tubal ligation recanalization must be under 40 years old.

2. Menstruation is regular and ovarian ovulation function is good. Tubal ligation reversal can be performed.

3. During tubal ligation recanalization surgery, the patient must also pay attention to physical health, and should not have any heart, liver, kidney or severe hypertension diseases that are not suitable for pregnancy.

4. Those who wish to have another child after tubal ligation for various special reasons. Tubal ligation reversal can be performed.

Fallopian tube recanalization is relatively safe and generally has very few postoperative complications. As for the probability of pregnancy after surgery, this depends on the age and physical condition of the couple, the surgical method used for ligation, the condition of the fallopian tubes during the operation, the doctor's surgical level, and postoperative care. Fallopian tube recanalization requires high surgical skills from the doctor. The doctor's skills are the most critical factor affecting the success rate of the operation. A doctor with good skills is almost always successful, while a doctor with poor skills may fail completely.

If the doctor considers that the operation is suitable for the patient, the operation can be performed within 3-10 days after the menstruation ends. If you go directly to laparotomy, you will need to stay in the hospital for about 10 days; if you need to do a laparoscopy first, the cost will be slightly higher. Sexual intercourse is temporarily prohibited after the operation. Return to the hospital for fallopian tube insufflation 3-7 days after the first menstruation after the operation. If the fallopian tube is unobstructed, those who have undergone fallopian tube anastomosis can have sexual intercourse a few days later. Those who undergo fallopian tube cornual implantation must use contraception for three months before they can become pregnant.