Patient's question:
Hello: Where is it good to do tubal recanalization? I have been sterilized, but I couldn't find the reason for not getting pregnant. Some hospitals said my fallopian tubes are too thin and too long, and doing more irrigation procedures will be fine, so I did more irrigation procedures, which were also more frequent. But I still couldn't get pregnant.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Tubal ligation currently employs advanced minimally invasive technology for unblocking, restoring natural conception. This technology is painless, has a quick recovery time, and a high conception rate. Generally, it requires pregnancy attempts three months after surgery to prevent the impact of X-ray exposure on egg quality. However, since the actual exposure time to X-rays during tubal intervention recanalization is only about 2 minutes, clinical observations show that pregnancy in the first month after surgery does not increase the risk of fetal miscarriage or malformations. The above answers the question of where to get the best tubal recanalization surgery. I hope it helps you.