With female sterilization procedures, only tubal ligations could technically be considered reversible — though, again, you should think of the procedure as permanent and reversal isn’t guaranteed.

Hysteroscopic sterilization involves the implantation of small, flexible metal coils into each fallopian tube, a process that produces inflammation and scarring that in turn prevents pregnancy.

And as we've previously reported, it's not uncommon for people with uteruses to get turned away from sterilization procedures. Oftentimes, people seeking permanent birth control options are faced ...

More than 5 percent of women who get their tubes tied later become pregnant, a new analysis suggests - and researchers say the failure of tubal sterilization procedures, which are widely ...

Many patients later diagnosed with high-grade serous cancer had prior surgical or genetic testing opportunities that could ...

Some doctors refuse sterilization of women for religious reasons or because they deem a person too young or too single to make the decision.

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