What is Tubectomy?
Tubectomy, also called tubal ligation, is a surgical procedure used for permanent contraception in women.
During the procedure, the fallopian tubes are blocked, cut or sealed to prevent the egg and sperm from meeting, thereby preventing pregnancy.
Tubectomy is generally considered a permanent method of contraception, so the decision should be made after understanding the procedure, its benefits, limitations and available alternatives.
When is Tubectomy Recommended?
Tubectomy may be considered when a woman:
The decision should be voluntary and made after an informed discussion with a qualified gynecologist.
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What should you consider before Tubectomy?
Because tubectomy is intended to be permanent, it is important to carefully consider the decision.
Permanent contraception
Tubectomy is intended as a permanent method and should not be chosen as a temporary contraceptive option.
Reversal is uncertain
Although tubal reversal may be possible in selected cases, it does not guarantee future pregnancy.
Other options are available
Temporary and long-acting contraceptive methods may be suitable depending on your needs.
Personal circumstances matter
Future pregnancy plans, age, health, family circumstances and personal preferences should all be considered.
An informed decision is important
Your gynecologist can explain the procedure, alternatives, benefits and potential risks before you decide.
Tubectomy should be chosen only after you are comfortable with the decision and understand that it is intended to be permanent.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF TUBECTOMY?
For women who are certain they do not want future pregnancies, tubectomy may offer:
The choice of contraception should be based on your individual needs, health and future pregnancy plans.
HOW WE REVIEW YOUR CASE
A second opinion, step by step.
01
Medical history
Understanding your health, previous pregnancies and relevant medical history.
02
Reports & records
Reviewing available medical records and previous treatment details.
03
Clinical assessment
Understanding your current health and contraception needs.
04
Treatment review
Discussing why tubectomy has been recommended or planned.
05
Discuss options
Exploring tubectomy and other suitable contraceptive options.
06
Expert guidance
A personalized consultation to help you make an informed decision.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can consult a gynecologist if you are considering permanent contraception, have been advised tubectomy, or want to understand whether other contraceptive options may be suitable for you.