Can a woman still get pregnant after having a vasectomy?

Many people are familiar with male sterilization, which is to cut off the male's vas deferens so that sperm cannot be discharged, thereby achieving the effect of contraception. Female sterilization is to tie the female's fallopian tubes, of course, also to achieve the effect of contraception. However, after a man has had a vasectomy, he can basically no longer be inseminated, and cannot get pregnant again. So many women have questions: Can they still get pregnant after having a sterilization operation?

1. Can women still get pregnant after having a sterilization?

1. Whether or not a woman can get pregnant is related to the way she undergoes ligation: simple ligation may allow the lumen to be reopened, but the more commonly used method of ligation is the embedded ligation method, which has a smaller chance of reopening, so generally speaking, pregnancy will not occur.

2. Whether or not you will get pregnant is related to the tightness of the ligation line: Generally, more people undergo ligation surgery after childbirth or after artificial abortion, and during this period, women's fallopian tubes will be congested and edematous, and the tissue is relatively fragile. If silk thread is used for ligation, the ligation site may loosen naturally, allowing the lumen to be reopened. If the ligation is too tight, the silk thread can cut the fallopian tube, forming a fallopian tube-abdominal leak. If the leak is in the fallopian tube segment close to the uterus, the egg can enter the fallopian tube cavity through the leak, so there is a chance for the sperm and egg to meet and conception can occur.

3. Whether or not you will get pregnant is closely related to the location of the fallopian tube ligation: for example, the ligation site is chosen at the isthmus of the fallopian tube. In addition, women have more local tissue contusions, which sometimes may become necrotic and fall off. Later, the two remaining ends of the fallopian tube can connect and become unblocked by themselves.

4. If a woman does not take contraceptive measures within 2 to 3 months after the ligation operation, the live sperm stored in the seminal vesicles before the operation have not been completely discharged, which is also a major reason for pregnancy after ligation.

2. Indications for female sterilization

There are two indications for female sterilization surgery. First, both husband and wife voluntarily request sterilization surgery. Second, women with severe heart disease, heart failure, chronic liver and kidney disease with poor liver and kidney function, and certain hereditary diseases who are not suitable for pregnancy can also undergo this surgery to achieve the effect of infertility.

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