Laparoscopic sterilisation for women – is it a good decision? || HexaHealth Expert Dr.Deepti Agarwal скачать в хорошем качестве

Laparoscopic sterilisation for women – is it a good decision? || HexaHealth Expert Dr.Deepti Agarwal

HexaHealth is a patient-first platform that takes care of your entire surgical journey. Be it choosing the best hospital, expert surgeons, or medical insurance & financial queries for all your elective surgeries. Subscribe to our channel for your daily dose of medical information. Unwanted pregnancies and complications can be avoided with laparoscopic sterilisation or tubal ligation. In this procedure, as HexaHealth expert Dr. Deepti Agarwal explains, two falope rings are placed in each of the fallopian tubes in the woman’s body to prevent chances of pregnancy. The tubes are basically clipped to avoid conception. It can be either a laparoscopy or the traditional laparotomy. Anyone who is above 35 years of age or has given birth to a child 4-5 years back can opt for laparoscopic sterilisation. But there is a pre-requisite – the haemoglobin levels of the female should be at least 9. Laparoscopic sterilisation is preferred as it is a day-care procedure, usually completed in 16-18 hours. The patient needs to get admitted on the day of the surgery, a small anaesthesia is given in the form of IV sedation. This process takes just 15-20 minutes. Discharge can be done by the evening. It’s a relatively easy procedure - only 2 holes of 2-3 cm each need to be made – and has a high recovery rate. Not many precautions need to be taken post-surgery either and routine tasks can mostly be started the next day after the surgery. But it should be done only after the patient gets her menstrual cycle - any day between Day 3 and Day 7/8. There is only a 0.1% chance of failure. The good news is that it can also be reversed laparoscopically. The two falope rings are removed and a dye is inserted to check if the tubes are fine. The patient can then go in for infertility or ERT help and conceive. However, in case you’ve undergone a laparotomy, it is difficult to reverse since the tubes are ligated – there is a suture put over the tube. Dr. Agarwal also shares how she has worked in Sikar, Rajasthan where a government scheme called Bhamasa is in place under which she has herself done close to 400 laparoscopic sterilisation procedures. At HexaHealth, we believe in simplifying surgery. Our mission is to provide hassle-free experiences for over 10,000+ patients by connecting them with top hospitals and surgeons at the best rates. Get in touch with us today! Timestamps: What is sterilisation by laparoscopy? Is sterilisation same as tubal ligation? 0:37 Who should get sterilisation done? 0:52 Who are the candidates for laparoscopic sterilisation? 1:19 What are the advantages of laparoscopic sterilisation? 1:51 What are the benefits of laparoscopic surgery over other procedures? 2:40 When should it be done? 3:03 What is sterilisation? 3:32 What is the failure rate of the procedure and how can it be handled? 5:37 Can laparoscopic sterilisation be reversed? 6:13 To know more, visit https://www.hexahealth.com/. Download App Click here for Android: https://shorturl.at/bimIO Click here for iPhone: https://shorturl.at/loCY6 Follow us on: YouTube:    / @hexahealth   Facebook:   / hexahealthlive   Instagram:   / hexahealthofficial   Twitter:   / hexahealthlive   LinkedIn:   / hexahealth   Connect with us: Call our expert: +91 88606 88606 WhatsApp here: https://rebrand.ly/hexa-wa-yt-expert Disclaimer: Treatment time, recovery time, and results are influenced by the severity and pre-existing conditions of the patient. It is recommended that patients consult their physicians before any surgery. Insurance claims are subject to the policy terms. #sterilisation #laparoscopicsterilisation #femalesterilisation #contra-#indicationslaparoscopicsterilisation #laparoscopyisdoneforinfertility #laparoscopic #sterilization #whatislaparoscopic #laparoscopicsurgery #female #sterilization #opensterilisation #femalesterilisationmethods #laparoscopictuballigation #surgicalsterilisation #femalesterilisationcontraception #reversibilityofsterilisation