Tubal ligation is one of the permanent methods of contraception. It includes separating fallopian tubes from the uterus so the egg cannot get from the ovary to the uterus and get implanted, so the woman who had her ovaries tied or ligated can't get pregnant. Although tubal ligation is considered permanent, in some cases it can be reversible.
Pomeroy’s method of tubal ligation is considered one of the most acceptable ones. More than 70 % of women who had their ovaries tied using this method can get pregnant after the reversal procedure, where as in other methods that is not possible. In this method the
fallopian tube is ligated by a dissolvable ligature creating a loop on the fallopian tube. The part of the tube between the loop is cut off and after the procedure two separated healthy parts of the fallopian tube remain. That’s what makes this method reversible – remaining parts of the tube are totally healthy. Your doctor will probably use minimally invasive method like
laparoscopy, so there would be very little side effects or complications. Good luck and let us know how it all went.
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