How long after the ligation can you get pregnant?

Sterilization is currently a relatively safe method of contraception, but if we want to get pregnant again, we must remove the ligation in advance. The longer the advance time is not necessarily better. The ligation will cause certain damage to our fallopian tubes, so it will take some time to repair. After the ligation is removed, anti-inflammatory treatment is needed in time. Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to remove the ligation half a year in advance and prepare for pregnancy.

If the fallopian tube is just blocked by a knot or a plug, there is still a chance of pregnancy after the ligation is removed, but the recovery time after the ligation is removed is relatively long. Generally speaking, there will still be a certain degree of inflammation in the fallopian tube after the ligation is removed. It is best to wait half a year to check whether the fallopian tube is unobstructed.

Experts here remind everyone that ligature removal is a highly demanding operation. It is recommended that everyone go to a regular hospital for the ligature removal operation and understand the precautions of the operation to avoid any inconvenience in future life.

1. Stay in the hospital for observation for 1-2 hours after the operation. Go home if there is no abnormality. Rest in bed for at least one day after returning home.

2. Within the first 8 hours after surgery, apply a towel to the affected area and put an ice pack on it from time to time.

3. Keep the affected area clean and dry, and bandage the incision with gauze for more than 3 days to avoid contaminating the wound. After 3 days, you can wipe it with diluted alcohol to help clean it. If you experience symptoms of infection such as fever or chills, go to the hospital for treatment immediately.