Do women who have a sterilization tend to age faster?

Many people believe that women who have a sterilization will age faster. In fact, this statement is not scientific. Sterilization will not have any effect on the ovaries, so there will be no problem of women aging easily. The belief that you are aging is actually more of a psychological issue.

1. Vasectomy will not make you age faster. Science shows that sterilization has no effect on women. It only cuts off a woman's fallopian tubes so that she can no longer get pregnant. It has no effect on the ovaries. Therefore, sterilization will not make women age. The ovarian hormones will continue to be secreted, and it will not affect anything else in life. They will still age naturally like normal women, and it will not be accelerated. Aging is related to ovarian function. However, taking in more vitamins, eating more fruits and vegetables, and eating some nutritious food are good for women's body and skin. So, getting a vasectomy will not make you age faster.

2 Will sterilization cause aging faster? The principle of sterilization is that sterilization only cuts off the woman's fallopian tubes, thereby blocking the combination of sperm and egg to achieve the effect of contraception, and has no effect on the ovaries. After ligation, the ovarian hormones will continue to be secreted, which will not have any impact on women's lives. They will still have menstruation, secrete estrogen, and age naturally like normal women. There will be nothing special. If a female friend feels that she has become older after having a vasectomy, it is most likely due to psychological effects or lack of maintenance.

3. The commonly used methods in China at present include incision of the mesotubation and partial resection and ligation of the fallopian tube (including proximal and end embedding methods) , double-fold fallopian tube ligation and resection, fallopian tube compression ligation and fallopian tube fimbria resection. The surgical routes of fallopian tube ligation include abdominal, anterior and posterior vaginal fornix and groin. Abdominal surgery is currently recommended. With the improvement of surgical techniques and the updating of surgical instruments, the abdominal incision has been significantly reduced, the operation time has been significantly shortened, and the irritation of the instruments has also been reduced.