When women have no intention of having children, they need to take contraceptive measures, which can effectively prevent unintended pregnancies. There are many methods of contraception, the most commonly used being condoms and birth control pills. Some women who have given birth may use tubal ligation as a contraceptive method. So, can women get pregnant after being sterilized?
After female tubal ligation, there is a good contraceptive effect, and pregnancy cannot be achieved at this time. If women want to have children, they can go to the hospital to remove the ligation and then undergo fallopian tube unblocking surgery, which can restore fertility and successfully conceive a baby.
Tubal ligation is a commonly used contraceptive method for women, and after ligation, the contraceptive effect is very excellent. And when pregnancy is needed, the sterilization can be removed at any time. But tubal recanalization surgery is needed because after a period of ligation, the fallopian tubes are prone to blockage.
The tubal patency surgery after sterilization is mostly performed under laparoscopy, which is not harmful to women and has a fast recovery rate, but the cost may be higher. After bilateral tubal recanalization, women need to undergo routine anti-inflammatory treatment for three months. When female friends are preparing to conceive, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to confirm the patency of the fallopian tubes, in order to avoid causing ectopic pregnancy.
