What is female sterilization?
Women's sterilization is a form of contraception that includes cutting or sealing the fallopian tube. The Tube Tubs are tubes leading from the ovaries to the uterus where the eggs travel. The same sterilization is also known as tubal ligations. Women's sterilization is 99% effective. Statistics have shown that only one in 200 women can still conceive after sterilization.
A woman of sterilization is a permanent procedure, but is reversible. However, after reversal of the operation, only 50 to 80% of women return to normal fertility. The probability of complete recovery depends on the age of the woman and the type of sterilization. Some women who do not want to have any children also decided to take the procedure. Female sterilization is an IG broachure and is usually not selected later in life.
Female sterilization usually begins with laparoscopy. In this procedure, a small cut is made into the abdominal wall and a small camera is inserted to display the fallopian tubes. One of the four methods can then be used for the sterilization process.
In partial salpingomy, the fallopian tubes are cut, tied or sewing. Another method is to clamp the fallopian tubes with spring clips. The rings can also be used to end the closed pipes. Electro coagulation uses electric current to burn the fallopian tube and sealing.
Sterilization of women usually takes about 30 minutes. It is commonly performed under a general or local anesthetic. Women who undergo surgery can usually return home on the same day. Some women decide to have an operation during caesarean section. It can also do Be shortly after giving birth.
Women's sterilization is effective as a contraceptive control immediately after surgery. However, most doctors recommend using other forms of contraception only after the other period of the woman.
As with any surgery, certain risks or complications may occur during sterilization of women. There are cases, albeit rare in which the fallopian tubes re -joined and the woman withTala fertile. There is also a low risk of infection and excessive internal bleeding. There may also be a small chance of damage to other internal organs.