Patient's question:
Can the fallopian tubes be reopened after tubal ligation? I am already a mother of two children and feel overwhelmed with taking care of them, so I am in a state of constant stress. Recently, my husband has asked me to get pregnant again, and after having an abortion, I have been considering getting a tubal ligation surgery. How much does tubal ligation cost?Doctor's answer:
You have tubal ligation, which is a common gynecological minor surgery. Generally, any hospital can perform it, but it is still recommended to go to a regular large hospital to implement the surgery, as it is relatively safer and more reliable. The surgery time is usually between half an hour to one hour, and you can choose to be hospitalized or not. If you are hospitalized, three days are usually enough.Recommendation: It is best to consult at a regular large hospital and then undergo examination and treatment. The cost varies by region and hospital standards, so it is generally between 500-2000. It has no significant adverse effects on the body.
For tubal ligation surgery that does not require hospitalization, there is no need to be hospitalized. If the fallopian tubes are severely swollen, deformed, and shorter than 4 cm, or if the fimbriae have been removed, then hospitalization treatment is required.