There are different types of tubal ligation, but they all have the same objective: to prevent sperm from passing through the female genital canal.
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The most commonly used technique today is laparoscopy, which is less invasive and has a faster recovery time than abdominal surgery. During the procedure, the doctor makes small incisions in the abdominal region and inserts an instrument called a laparoscope, which allows the fallopian tubes to be viewed and ligated.
It is important to emphasize that tubal ligation is an irreversible procedure and, therefore, must be carried out with great care and responsibility. Furthermore, it is recommended that women evaluate other contraception options before opting for tubal ligation. Talk to your trusted doctor to better understand the options available and choose the best alternative for you.
Sources:
- Brazilian Society of Urology. Tubal ligation. Available in: https://www.sbu.org.br/pacientes/metodos-contraceptivos/laqueadura/
- Ministry of Health. Tubal ligation. Available in: https://www.saude.gov.br/saude-de-a-z/laqueadura.
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