Can I still have children after having a vasectomy?

Sterilization is a common medical procedure nowadays. Many women undergo sterilization when they do not want to get pregnant. Sterilization surgery still has a certain impact on women's bodies, especially after the operation, women must pay attention to personal hygiene, otherwise it is easy to get wound infection and inflammation, and some may even cause menstrual disorders in women. So, is it still possible to have children after having a sterilization?

What are the effects of vasectomy on women?

1. Incision infection

After the operation, some people do not pay attention to hygiene, such as sweat stains and urine, which may contaminate the wound dressing bag, which may cause your wound to become infected.

2. Hysterectomy

This is based on relevant survey statistics. The chance of women who have undergone vasectomy and need a hysterectomy due to severe gynecological diseases is higher than that of women who have not undergone vasectomy.

3. Bleeding

This is due to incomplete hemostasis during surgery and failure to promptly detect the surgeon's abnormal coagulation function, resulting in late bleeding.

4. Irregular menstruation

Many women had regular menstruation before having a sterilization operation, but after the operation, their menstruation became irregular, with the amount of menstruation sometimes being heavy and sometimes being light.

5. Pelvic pain

After the operation, some people may develop pelvic infection. This is because some previous inflammations were not treated well, and pelvic inflammatory disease gradually formed, or the pre-existing pelvic inflammatory disease made the condition worse.

6. Induration under the abdominal incision

This situation is that during the operation, the doctor treated the patient roughly, that is, the operation was simple and rough, the doctor's level was limited, and too much abdominal wall tissue was sutured. This situation will cause nodules under the abdominal incision.

Is it still possible to have children after having a vasectomy?

Vasectomy is a tubal ligation surgery, which is a method of using surgery to block the meeting and combination of sperm and egg to achieve conception. Although vasectomy is a permanent contraceptive measure, if some women still want to have children after tubal ligation, they can go to the hospital for tubal recanalization surgery. After the recanalization, there is still a chance to get pregnant, but there is no guarantee that you will get pregnant. Therefore, if you want to have tubal recanalization surgery, you can go to the hospital to consult a relevant doctor to see if your situation is suitable for pregnancy again.

The above is an introduction to the effects of sterilization on women. I hope it will help female friends understand this knowledge. Of course, not everyone can undergo sterilization surgery immediately. For example, women who already have reproductive infections, are physically weak, or have severe bleeding should not undergo sterilization surgery. Before the operation, the doctor will determine whether you are suitable for sterilization surgery based on your condition.