Patient's question:
Reversal of tubal ligation? I heard from my best friend that if a woman has an abortion, she will become infertile; if a woman has a tubal ligation reversal surgery, there are risks involved; I would like to consult about how tubal ligation reversal surgery works?Doctor's answer:
According to the description, you can, but the success rate of the surgery is very low. The so-called tubal ligation reversal actually involves cutting the site where the fallopian tubes were ligated and then clearing the two ends of the fallopian tubes. The surgery may lead to tubal inflammation, making it easy to cause infertility and ectopic pregnancy and other complications. It is best to consult at a formal public hospital, clarify the situation, and then undergo examination and treatment. The fallopian tubes are important underground passages for sperm, eggs, and fertilized eggs. If your bilateral fallopian tubes are naturally capable of childbirth, the possibility is not high. Clinically, for cases where the fallopian tubes are completely blocked, laparoscopic surgery is recommended for treatment.