Is it okay to have a cesarean section and a ligation at the same time?

Our country has been emphasizing family planning for many years, but this has only changed in recent years. However, due to the long-term one-child policy, many families still choose to have only one child. Moreover, many women give birth through caesarean section, which makes them think, is it possible to have a caesarean section and a sterilization at the same time? This requires a specific examination of the woman's physical condition, and one cannot jump to conclusions.

Correct sterilization will not cause too much harm to the body, and it can be done at the time of caesarean section. After all, caesarean section has already been done at this stage, so it is better to do the sterilization at the same time. However, due to women's understanding of this knowledge. So, let’s take a look at the risks of cesarean section and sterilization today.

After a cesarean section, if a woman does not want to get pregnant again, she can undergo contraceptive sterilization and IUD placement. These are both commonly used methods of contraception, and the specific method to choose depends on the woman's physical condition. In terms of damage to the body, sterilization requires surgery, which will cause damage to the abdominal cavity. However, the disadvantage of having an IUD is that contraception can easily fail, the IUD may fall off, and odor may occur. However, many women will have a vasectomy done at the same time as a caesarean section. Although this reduces the risk of the operation, it can also easily cause harm to the body. It is best to think twice before choosing to have the operation.

Doctors in regular large hospitals do not recommend that women undergo sterilization surgery at the same time as a caesarean section. You should wait more than half a year after a caesarean section before considering a vasectomy. After all, a caesarean section causes considerable damage to the uterine cavity and ovaries. If you consider a vasectomy under this circumstance, the operation will be too early, the risk will be relatively high, and it will easily affect the caesarean section wound of women. Therefore, cesarean section and ligation are not recommended at the same time. If a woman considers her own health, she can use condoms or other contraceptive methods after a caesarean section, and sterilization can be considered one year later.

Caesarean section surgery has already consumed a lot of energy in a woman's body. If a ligation surgery is performed at this time, the damage caused is inevitable. Although it is medically believed that sterilization itself is not harmful to the body, it can easily cause greater damage when performed together with a caesarean section. I hope women can understand this issue.