Patient's question:
In late 2012, I had a minimally invasive myomectomy on the posterior wall. Last month, it was found that another one has grown on the posterior wall. Is it suitable to have surgery again in this case? My ovulation is not very regular. I avoided pregnancy for 2 years after the last surgery. If I have surgery again this time and avoid pregnancy for another 2 years, will I be able to get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Tubal ligation has the possibility of spontaneous recanalization, which can lead to pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy. The least harmful method to the body is medication abortion within 49 days, but it must be done under the guidance of a doctor. If it exceeds 49 days, an artificial abortion between 75 days should be considered, depending on the size of the embryo's development. Without any unavoidable reasons, it is best not to resort to abortion easily. After an abortion, the body will be significantly weaker, and multiple abortions may lead to habitual abortion or infertility.