Ligation is a long-term contraceptive method. Female sterilization is achieved through tubal ligation, which is a type of tubal sterilization surgery. Sterilization is an artificial method used to achieve long-term contraception for women of childbearing age. So, what method is used for cesarean section sterilization?
There are two methods for tubal ligation: tubal ligation and medication blocking, while cesarean section is performed by tubal ligation. In the case of laparotomy, by finding the fallopian tubes and avoiding blood vessels, successfully cutting off both sides of the fallopian tubes and ligating both ends, the contraceptive effect can be achieved.
Performing bilateral tubal ligation surgery simultaneously with cesarean section is a good contraceptive method, which is a safe and permanent contraceptive measure that can successfully prevent sperm and egg from meeting and achieve sterilization. After surgery, the sutures in the abdominal cavity need some time to be absorbed, and there may be a feeling of pulling pain. It is recommended that women pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the wound after surgery to prevent infection.
During non pregnancy, the time for female sterilization surgery should be within 3-7 days after the menstrual cycle is completely clean. Women who give birth naturally during the postpartum period can undergo sterilization surgery 6 hours later if their postpartum condition is good. Surgery can be performed within 3-7 days after the resumption of menstruation during lactation. For women who have not resumed menstruation, the sterilization surgery can be performed on any day, but pregnancy must be ruled out.
