Patient's question:
I am now a mother of three babies, and my husband and I are planning to have an abortion. I didn't have much experience before, and now the hospital says they want to perform a tubal ligation surgery. Hello doctor, how is the process for this? What are the effects after the surgery?Doctor's answer:
According to the symptoms you described, under normal circumstances, if you are not pregnant temporarily and are advised to do so, you can have a tubal ligation surgery at a local hospital. This is one of the most commonly used surgeries for women and can achieve a permanent solution. However, after other surgeries, no additional methods of contraception are needed, such as condoms or contraceptive films. The effect of the surgery is generally quite good. Under normal circumstances, you should first register at a local hospital, undergo a thorough examination, and if there are no contraindications to the surgery, it can be performed.