What should I do if I want to have children after tubal ligation surgery?

Patient's question:

Medical history: Sterilization for over 10 years, now still want a child
Previous treatment and effectiveness: Sterilization
No treatment desired help: Now want to have another child, how can it be safe?

Doctor's answer:

After tubal ligation, if you still want to have children again, you can undergo tubal recanalization surgery. Medical advice: You can consider pregnancy three months after the surgery. If you haven't become pregnant after living together for six months post-surgery, it is recommended to have a tubal contrast examination to check if the fallopian tubes are open. This will help assess the patency of the fallopian tubes after the surgery. Hello, according to your description of this situation, if you have had a ligation surgery, generally three to six months after the ligation is removed, the basic function is usually restored, and you can then consider appropriate conception. My advice for this situation is that you should appropriately regulate the functions of your body during this period. When your physical condition is excellent and you consider having a child, the fetal development will also be healthier.