Tubectomy: A Permanent Birth Control Solution

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What is Tubectomy?

Tubectomy, also known as tubal ligation or female sterilization, is a surgical procedure to permanently prevent pregnancy by blocking or sealing the fallopian tubes. It’s a highly effective method of contraception. Tubectomy is typically recommended for individuals who have completed their family planning or wish to avoid future pregnancies. The procedure is elective and is performed under anesthesia. By blocking the fallopian tubes, sperm cannot reach the egg, preventing fertilization. Tubectomy does not affect hormone levels or menstrual cycles. It’s a safe and permanent form of birth control with minimal risks and a high success rate.

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How is Tubectomy Performed?

The procedure is typically done through laparoscopy or mini-laparotomy, using small incisions to access and close the fallopian tubes. It is a short surgery with a quick recovery time.

Indications for Tubectomy

Tubectomy is indicated when a woman who doesn’t wish to conceive in the future voluntarily requests this permanent method of sterilization.

A woman considering permanent sterilization through tubectomy ought to consider the following points:

  • Reasons for wanting to opt for permanent sterilization
  • Whether tubal ligation is the best option for her
  • Side effects, risks and complications associated with the procedure.
  • Whether other methods of contraception might be more suitable

Technique

Tubectomy is a major surgical procedure in which the fallopian tubes are cut open and clipped or tied up to block the passage of the egg into the uterus.

Different Methods of Tubectomy

  • Bipolar coagulation- Electric current is used to sear parts of the fallopian tubes.
  • Monopolar coagulation- The tubes are seared using electric current. A radiating current is also used to further damage them.
  • Tubal clip- The fallopian tubes are blocked by permanently clipping them or tying them together.
  • Tubal Ring- The tube is tied using a silastic band.
  • Fimbriectomy- In this procedure, a section of the fallopian tube is disconnected from the ovary. This creates a gap, hampering the capacity of the tube to receive eggs and transfer them to the uterus.
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Care to Be Taken After Tubectomy

It is important to follow the surgeon’s advice about care post-surgery. Some suggestions for looking after yourself well include:

  • Intense exercise should be avoided for a week.
  • Work may be resumed within a few days.
  • Refrain from sex for a week after the tubectomy.
  • Pain medication can help manage pain. However, make sure to see a doctor in case of intense pain.
  • Make sure to see the doctor if you experience high fever, bleeding from the cut, fainting spells, etc.

Tubectomy is a major surgery that’s irreversible and not without its set of risks. Hence, it is important to receive advice and undergo the surgery under experienced doctors only at trusted gynaecology hospitals such as Apollo Cradle.

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