Patient's question:
Ligation of fallopian tubes followed by reanastomosis? I heard from my best friend that if a woman has an abortion, she will become infertile; if a woman undergoes a reanastomosis after an abortion, there are risks involved; I would like to consult about how reanastomosis after an abortion is like?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the fallopian tubes are ligated and then the two ends of the fallopian tubes are cleared. Due to the surgery, it may lead to salpingitis, which can easily cause infertility and ectopic pregnancy and other complications.Recommendation: It is best to consult at a regular public hospital and undergo examination and treatment after clarification.
The fallopian tubes are important underground channels for sperm, eggs, and fertilized eggs. If you have bilateral fallopian tubes, the possibility of natural delivery is not high. In clinical diagnosis, for cases of completely blocked fallopian tubes, laparoscopic surgery is used to restore patency. After the restoration, there is a possibility of re-adhesion and blockage within one year if pregnancy does not occur.
Alternatively, you can directly decide to use in vitro fertilization (IVF) and obstetric technology to help complete the delivery smoothly.