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Female Sterilization

Female surgical sterilization (also called tubal sterilization, tubal ligation, and tubal occlusion) is a low-risk, highly effective one-time procedure that offers lifelong protection against pregnancy. About 700,000 women undergo this procedure each year in the United States.

Basics of Female Sterilization

Female surgical sterilization procedures block the fallopian tubes and thereby prevents sperm from reaching and fertilizing the eggs. The ovaries continue to function normal...

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Vasectomy and Vasovasostomy: Assisted Reproductive Technologies

...vasectomy. Of course, the couples would be older as the duration between procedures increased and so pregnancy rates would be lower in any case. However, time elapsed after vasectomy appears to... Read more »

Restless Legs Syndrome and Related Disorders: Risk Factors

...evidence suggests that the link between the diseases may be a deficiency in the brain chemical dopamine.PregnancyAbout 20% of pregnant women report RLS, which in most cases goes away about a month... Read more »

Endometriosis: Conservative Surgery

...infertility rates in women with severe endometriosis (stages III and IV). Whether it offers any advantage in pregnancy rates in women with mild to moderate endometriosis (stage I or II) is... Read more »

Infertility in Men: Assisted Reproductive Technologies

...for disease.The clinic should always provide the following information:The live-birth rate (not just pregnancy success rate) for other couples with similar infertility problems. (Multiple births,... Read more »

Cervical Cancer: Treatment for CIN and Carcinoma in Situ

...as a treatment for CIN. However, women of child-bearing age should be aware that it may later cause pregnancy- and birth-related problems, such as preterm delivery and low birth weight. Women who... Read more »

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