Normal conception requires sperm and egg to combine after the fallopian tubes meet to form a fertilized egg. Female ligation, "tying" the fallopian tubes, is equivalent to building a dam on the river, so that the eggs and sperm do not meet, to achieve the purpose of contraception.
If you want to have children after sterilization, you need to reconnect the "tied up" fallopian tubes to restore their reproductive function.
Is there a high chance of pregnancy after tubal reversal?
The likelihood of pregnancy after reversal surgery depends largely on the chances of success of the surgery and whether other fertility conditions are up to standard.
If the tubal tubes are thicker, the success of re-passing will be greater. In addition, in addition to the location of the salping, the degree of destruction after the ligation, the length of the remaining fallopian tubes, the doctor's surgical experience, and postoperative maintenance will also affect the probability of success of the fallopian tube surgery. Therefore, whether you can get pregnant after surgery, choosing a professional hospital is the key.
In addition, in addition to the fallopian tubes with normal reproductive function, successful fertility is inseparable from high-quality eggs, high-quality sperm, and suitable endometrial environment. If you have not been pregnant for more than half a year through reversal surgery, it is recommended that both husband and wife go to a regular specialist hospital for fertility assessment and examination.
How long after reconclusion can I try to conceive?
In order to ensure the effect of tubal reversal, it is recommended that expectant mothers do another tubal examination within a week after the next menstrual period is clean, which can check whether the fallopian tubes are unblocked and prevent adhesions again. If the tubal tests are all right, you can start trying to conceive.