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Sterilization

Wednesday, 12 December 2007

What is sterilization?

It is a permanent method of contraception that is recommended for those people who don’t want children or don’t want more children. There is an operation that eliminates the sterilization effect, but it is complicated and not very successful

There are two types of sterilizations:

Male sterilization
Female sterilization

Male sterilization (vasectomy):
By cutting the pipes that transmit sperm from the testicles to the penis.

Female sterilization:
The oviducts are cut, stopped or blocked.

What are the advantages?

There is no intercourse interruption in order to apply the contraception
A permanent method of contraception

What are the disadvantages?

It doesn’t prevent sexually spread diseases
Men must use some other method of contraception until the sperm blockage is confirmed, and that could last 4-6 months
Women must use some other method of contraception until their period occurs after the sterilization
Female sterilization requires a small surgical intervention and is usually exposed to a general anesthetic
The pipes can reattach once again that leads to fertility again
The previous state simply cannot be returned

The level of effectiveness is 100%

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