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Doctor's answer:
Hello, tubal ligation is a procedure performed to sterilize women, and its result is to prevent the movement of eggs to the uterine cavity. This surgery is only performed for women who have decided they no longer have a need for fertility, and it is not suitable for temporary contraception. The part of the fallopian tube where the ligation is performed is unrelated to the organs that maintain a woman's endocrine function. The fallopian tube is merely a passageway for eggs, sperm, and fertilized eggs to travel, not an endocrine organ. The ovaries are the site where female hormones are secreted, and they are controlled by the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis. The part of the fallopian tube where ligation is performed will not affect the secretion of female hormones by these axis organs. Menstruation still occurs.