Fertility can be restored with ligation surgery, but the likelihood of recovery is relatively low.
Ligation, also known as tubal sterilization, is a safe and permanent sterilization measure in which the fallopian tubes are surgically tied to prevent sperm and egg from meeting.
If you want to get pregnant, you will need a tubal anastomosis. This is a very delicate procedure that involves finding the two severed ends of the original tubal ligation and anastomosing the two severed ends with a very fine wire to achieve the goal of reconnecting the tubes.
After the anastomosis, some people are able to get pregnant, while others have their tubal function affected. The peristaltic and transport functions of the tubes are weakened, which affects the movement of sperm and fertilized eggs, thus affecting pregnancy and fertility.