Tubal ligation is a common semi permanent contraceptive method. Before the opening of the second child policy, most families could only have one baby and naturally did not need to have another child. Therefore, tubal surgery is also relatively convenient. Can tubal ligation still be used?
Since this is a semi permanent surgery, there is still a possibility of recovery. You only need to go to the corresponding hospital for fallopian tube recovery surgery, but there will inevitably be some hidden dangers. Because this type of surgery was performed by using scars or other methods to prevent the fallopian tubes from being connected, and restoration is considered corrective surgery, which requires the removal of the original scars, which carries natural and other risks.
Special reminder: When performing this type of surgery on fallopian tubes and reproductive function, it is important to seek medical attention from reputable and strict hospitals. Their skills are better guaranteed, and accidents can be saved in a timely manner. The most common method for restoring the fallopian tubes at present is microsurgical tubal reattachment, but the specific implementation of the surgery also needs to be arranged according to individual conditions, including the scope of the surgery, the size of the tubal ligation scar, and so on.
However, in order to restore the fallopian tubes, it also depends on one's own condition. If one is over 35 years old, even if they have regained the ability to conceive, they are still considered elderly pregnant women. Pregnancy may face more risks and adverse conditions, and it is best to consider the overall situation before deciding whether to restore the fallopian tubes.
