If a woman has a ligation, she can usually have a baby in the second month. The procedure is performed 3-7 days after menstruation. After the procedure, it is important not to have intercourse or take a bath for one month and to pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva. One week after the ligation, a tubal lavage test should be performed to prevent the reoccurrence of adhesions in the fallopian tubes that may lead to blockage. One month later, after menstruation, you should have another tubal lavage test. If both tubes are clear, you can have children at this time. If the fallopian tubes are open and the ovaries can ovulate normally, the chances of pregnancy are higher.