Tubal Ligation is a surgical procedure for female sterilization. Here are three ways to permanently block the fallopian tubes and prevent pregnancy: electric current, metal clips and elastic rings.
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Will the woman get mensuration after doing it?
7 yrs of trying and later it was confirmed that I had bilateral cornual tubal blockage. My gynaecologist suggested the ivf .I used gyno kit herbal instead and I concieved. God's time is always the best.
If you want to remove it
Yes
Which method is better and have quick recovery ?
I feel its atupidity to get get it if u already dont have baby my gynee did it before my ivf so tht dirty water shouldn’t travel i feel i should get the clipping removed
Why don't they just remove uterus
Third type
Can’t I just like get rid of them? I’d get rid of my uterus too if I could. I don’t want either.
Way dont you want to get pregnant?🫤
BEFORE anyone IDK what the hell you people in the comment section are going on about, but this video is just explaining the medical procedure for women. Nobody asked for your fucking opinion or thoughts about what you think is "evil" or not. You can keep thinking as you wish but keep your religious opinion to yourself if a woman did not ask you.
After 23 yrs later, I have one that's " moved/ dropped" causing internal bleeding
I still got pregnant 😂
Yes I have the metal clips on my tubes, It's has been 13 years now
I hope and pray i will never experience this procedure
What about removing the tubes entirely?
My Mom before
Which one among them is reversable?
How can i reopen my womb plzz help
Will they still have periods?
Doesn't it have so many negative effects
and then a tumor forms in the affected part because it is not functioning as normally
I don’t support these methods. Use a removable iud or condom.
This is evil against God's creation.
So the eggs get stuck?😮
What even that thing are?