Female tubal ligation (permanent method)

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Description

A type of surgery performed on a woman’s fallopian tubes to permanently prevent pregnancy.

SubDescription

When Is It Needed?

This method is permanent and irreversible.

Effectiveness 99%

How It Works:

Fallopian tubes are blocked or cut to prevent eggs released by the ovaries from moving into the fallopian tubes.

Advantages

• Permanent method

• Non-hormonal option

• Very low chance of pregnancy

Disadvantages

• Does not protect from STIs and HIV

• Not easily reversible

• Requires surgery

• Short-term discomfort

Title
Female tubal ligation (permanent method)