Can women still get reconnected after having a vasectomy?

Can female sterilization still be effective? Two years ago, the second-child reform had not yet been opened, and many families chose female sterilization for contraception. Female sterilization mainly involves tying the fallopian tubes on both sides to achieve the contraceptive effect. But now, many families want to have a baby again and restore their fertility. So, can female sterilization still be done? For the sake of everyone's health, let's take a look below.

In fact, female sterilization chooses sterilization surgery, but sterilization surgery only disconnects the bilateral fallopian tubes, the uterus and ovaries are intact, and the secretion of female hormones is not affected. Therefore, after sterilization surgery, women will still ovulate every month and still have their periods. They will not stop menstruating or experience premature menopause.

Can women who have had a ligation surgery still have their fallopian tubes connected? In fact, they can. Generally speaking, it is very common to have a ligation surgery on both sides of the fallopian tubes. However, many friends think that it is impossible to get pregnant if both sides of the fallopian tubes are blocked. In fact, this is not the case. In most cases, long-term ligation surgery will cause edema and congestion of the fallopian tubes. Even if the ligation surgery site is removed immediately, it cannot guarantee that this section of the fallopian tubes will still have a smooth transport function. Therefore, after the ligation surgery is completed, it is still necessary to determine the patency of the bilateral fallopian tubes. Interventional unblocking or minimally invasive surgery can be used to unblock the blocked bilateral fallopian tubes and restore the normal function of the bilateral fallopian tubes.

Can women who have had a sterilization procedure still get it done? It is possible to get pregnant again:

Experts say whether a woman's vasectomy can restore her fertility depends on how the woman undergoes the vasectomy. If you still want to get pregnant after the ligation surgery, the woman's ovaries will still secrete normal female hormones, so as long as you recover after bilateral fallopian tube access surgery, you will still be able to get pregnant. However, whether the fertility policy requirements are suitable depends on the patient's own situation. In terms of treatment, vasectomy can be reversed through hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, but the condition can be improved through drug therapy.

The above is all the detailed introduction on "Can women who have had a sterilization still have a sterilization done?" I would like to remind everyone again that if women choose to have a sterilization done, it is recommended that they see a doctor as soon as possible, because age and physical condition have a certain impact on the success rate of the sterilization.