The harm of sterilization to women

A sterilization procedure is a surgical removal of part of the fallopian tubes, eliminating the only way for sperm and egg to meet, making normal pregnancy impossible, thus achieving permanent infertility. Nowadays, very few people undergo sterilization. It was a measure used in the past to control the rapid population growth. In the past, many women had to undergo sterilization every year. It was compulsory and a reasonable method of sterilization. For most people, the body will not be affected after sterilization. But there are also a small number of people whose physical and mental health has been affected!

1. What are the harms of vasectomy to women?

1. Affecting the couple’s life

Because it affects the metabolism of hormones, women will experience a decrease in sexual desire, which affects the quality of the couple's sex life. In addition, the changes in hormones after vasectomy can also cause women to experience various negative emotions, such as anxiety, irritability, depression, etc., and sometimes negative attitudes can continue to appear, causing problems in the relationship between husband and wife.

2. Abnormalities in the uterus and ovaries

If you are not careful during the operation, the blood vessels of the uterus and ovaries may be damaged, which may reduce the hormone secreted by the uterus and ovaries, causing abnormalities in the uterus and ovaries. Severe cases may cause premature ovarian failure and rapid decline in women.

3. Susceptible to gynecological diseases

After surgery, many women with normal menstrual cycles experience symptoms of menstrual irregularities, such as amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, and prolonged menstruation.

2. Female sterilization is not recommended

Vascular ligation is only a minimally invasive surgery, but as long as it is a surgical treatment, there will be various risks. If it occurs, it may cause irreparable complications. Nowadays, the country no longer implements sterilization and has fully relaxed it, and has allowed for second births. This method of controlling fertility through surgery is not advisable, because it is difficult to recover and become pregnant after ligation. There are many contraceptive measures now, so try to reduce ligation surgery.

Therefore, for their own health and to maintain a high-quality sexual life, women should use sterilization as a means of contraception. Responsible men should take the initiative to implement contraceptive methods, take into account the health of women, and actively choose safer contraceptive methods.