Patient's question:
After tubal ligation surgery, I had a child 5 years ago. At that time, I didn't plan to have a child. I had the tubal ligation surgery, and later got married to my husband. Now, I want to start a new family, a new old family, without children. I want to have a child with him, and I can have a reconnection. Have the surgery and then have a child.Doctor's answer:
You undergo a gynecological examination mainly to identify the areas where the skin is broken. If intrauterine bleeding is ruled out and no organic disease is detected, appropriate anti-inflammatory ointments can be used for treatment. If cervical bleeding is related to conditions such as cervical erosion, cervical cancer, or cervical polyps, recommendations are based on careful examination results. If there is no organic disease, proper treatment can temporarily prevent the condition without worrying about excessive vaginal bleeding. Finally, I wish you a speedy recovery.