Can people after ligation try IVF

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Is IVF compatible with ligation?

Ligation is a permanent contraceptive method, which can prevent the combination of sperm and egg by cutting off the fallopian tube or spermatic cord. However, some people may regret the decision they made, especially when family circumstances or personal wishes change. So they may consider the alternative of IVF. However, whether to try IVF after ligation is a complex problem, which needs to be considered from many aspects.

Whether the physical condition is suitable

First of all, the physical condition of the ligated person needs to be taken into consideration if the IVF can be tried after the ligation operation. Ligation usually affects sperm delivery in men or egg reception in women. If these functions are impaired, IVF may face difficulties. Therefore, people undergoing ligation should have a physical assessment before attempting IVF to ensure that their reproductive system can work properly.

In a recent study in a Grade III A hospital in Beijing, doctors summarized more scientific safety indicators based on the situation of IVF mothers at different ages. They suggested that women should not be over 42 years old and their ovaries should be in good condition before they could try IVF. For men, the quality and quantity of sperm are important factors, and their sperm density, swimming force and other indicators should be within the normal range.

Whether the operation mode is reversible

The reversibility of ligation is also an important factor in deciding whether to try IVF. Although ligation can restore the access of the fallopian tube or spermatic cord through surgery, it requires a complex operation, and the success rate is not high. Therefore, if the reversibility of ligation is poor, IVF may be a more feasible option.

In a second grade-A hospital in Shanghai, doctors adopted a new technology called minimally invasive ligation surgery. This operation uses a tiny metal clip to seal the fallopian tube or spermatic cord, and can be removed by a second operation to restore access. The success rate of this technique is relatively high, which provides more possibilities for people after ligation to try IVF.

Psychological factors and family decision-making

In addition to physical conditions and surgical methods, psychological factors and family decisions are also one of the factors to consider whether IVF can be tried after ligation. Ligation is a decision with long-term impact, and IVF requires patients and families to have enough will and preparation to meet this process. Therefore, patients and families should have a clear understanding of the psychological and economic pressure required by IVF and make rational decisions.

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To sum up, whether or not to try IVF after ligation requires comprehensive consideration of multiple factors, including physical conditions, surgical reversibility and psychological factors. Before deciding whether to try IVF, patients and families should consult professional doctors to understand their own conditions and possible risks. Only when fully understood and prepared can decisions be made that meet personal interests and family needs.