Patient's question:
Reversal of tubal ligation? We already have two children, and I have been taking birth control pills and breastfeeding. Now I don't want to focus on drinking again, as I'm afraid long-term medication is not good for my health. If I don't take birth control pills, I'm afraid of getting pregnant again and considering an abortion.Doctor's answer:
If you have had an abortion, as long as the policy permits, it is possible to undergo tubal recanalization surgery. After the surgery, active treatment can lead to a successful pregnancy. However, since everyone's situation is different, the specific costs will also vary.Recommendation: It is best to consult with a reputable large hospital and undergo examinations and treatments after seeking advice.
The cost of tubal anastomosis is influenced by various factors. The surgical fees differ across different regions and hospitals. Depending on the treatment plan chosen by the patient, the costs will also vary and cannot be generalized.
Recommendation: It is advisable to choose a formal infertility and subfertility specialty hospital for tubal anastomosis. These hospitals have more advanced medical technologies, resulting in better outcomes. In terms of fees, they are relatively transparent.