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Ligation Surgery in India

 

Laparoscopic Tubal Ligation

Laparoscopic tubal ligation is one of several forms of sterilization. The operation is commonly called "tying the tubes." Inside your abdomen, two fallopian tubes connect each of your ovaries to your uterus. Once a month, an egg travels down one of the tubes and into the uterus, where fertilization---and pregnancy---can occur. The possibility of this can be completely eliminated simply by closing off the tubes---which is what a tubal ligation accomplishes.....

 

Risks

There are always risks with surgery. You may bleed more than usual, develop an infection, have trouble breathing, or get blood clots. However, the doctor is prepared to deal with such problems....

You may encounter the following procedures and equipment during your stay.

• Taking Vital Signs:    These include your temperature, blood pressure, pulse (counting your heartbeats), and respirations (counting your breaths). A stethoscope is used to listen to your heart and lungs...

 

• Blood Tests:    You may need blood taken for tests. It can be drawn from a vein in your hand or from the bend in your elbow. Several samples may be needed...

 

• Chest X-ray:    This is a picture of your lungs and heart that will help the doctor during the procedure....

 

• Heart Monitor:    (Also called an electrocardiogram [e-LEK-tro-KAR-di-o-gram] or EKG). Three to five sticky pads are placed on different parts of your body....

 

• IV:    A tube placed in your vein for giving medicine or liquids. It will be capped or have tubing connected to it....

 

• Pulse Oximeter:    To check the amount of oxygen in your blood, you may be hooked up to a pulse oximeter (ox-IM-uh-ter). It is placed on your ear, finger, or toe and connected to a machine that reads the level....

 

• Anesthesia:    This medicine will make you comfortable during surgery. Depending on the type of anesthesia, you may be awake during the operation, or completely asleep. You and your doctor will decide which approach is best for you....

 

 

There are three possibilities : -

• Spinal Anesthesia:    With this type of anesthesia, a pain-killing medication is injected into your spine. It will leave you awake during surgery, but numb below the waist. Feeling will return in about 2 hours.

 

• Epidural Anesthesia:    This approach requires insertion of a tiny tube into the spinal area. The tube is left in place so that you can be given additional pain-killing medication, if needed. As with spinal anesthesia, you will be awake during surgery, but numb below the waist.

 

• General Anesthesia:    This type of anesthesia puts you completely to sleep. It is given either as a liquid in your IV or as a gas through a face mask or endotracheal (END-o-TRA-kee-ull) tube placed in your mouth and throat.

 

 

During Surgery

The doctor will insert the laparoscope and other instruments through several small incisions in or below your belly button and at your pubic hair line. Carbon dioxide will be pumped into your abdomen to lift the abdominal wall away from the organs so the doctor can see them clearly. Using special remote-control tools, the doctor will tie and cut, burn, or clip the tubes closed. The incisions will be sewn closed with thread. The operation will be finished in 30 minutes to 1 hour.....

 

As you begin your recovery, you'll be instructed in the following : -

• Deep Breathing and Coughing:    These exercises help prevent a lung infection after surgery. Deep breathing opens the tubes going to your lungs. Coughing helps to bring up sputum from your lungs and keep them clear. You should deep breathe and cough every hour while you are awake, including any time you spend awake during the night....

 

• Incentive Spirometer (spy-ROM-uh-tur):    This piece of equipment helps you take deeper breaths. Put the plastic nozzle into your mouth, take a very deep breath, and hold it as long as possible. Then blow as hard as you can into the mouthpiece. Take 10 deep breaths in a row every hour while awake. Remember to follow each deep breath with a cough....

 

• Activity:    You may need to rest in bed until you are feeling better. Even in bed, however, you can still exercise by lifting one leg off the bed and drawing big circles with your toes, then repeating with the other leg. Another good exercise is to lie on your side and pretend to pedal a bike....

 

 

Call Your Doctor If...

• Your incisions are swollen or red, or you see pus coming from them. This could mean they're infected.
• Your stitches come apart.
• Your bandage becomes soaked with blood....

 

Seek Care Immediately If...

• You suddenly have trouble breathing. You could have a blood clot in your lungs, or might be allergic to a medicine you're taking.....

 

 

 

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What is this pain I am experiencing?

Every now and again, I get a throbbing pain in the area of my heart. In comparison to a liquid, I would describe it as water pulses. (The motion of the water pulse is how the pain is) I am 13; 14 on Monday, and I would like to know what kind of pain I am having. It has been coming everyday, throughout the day for some time now, and I would really like to know what it is. If you need any additional information, I will surely add some for you.

See your health care provider as soon as possible (Cardiologist) or primary care doctor. Chest pain is a serious symptom meaning "heart attack" to most people. Serious chest discomfort should usually be evaluated by a doctor.
However, pain can also come from the:

Outside covering of the heart--pericarditis. When the outside covering of the heart is inflamed (pericarditis), the pain may throb with each heartbeat. See a doctor. I hope this helps you. And good luck.

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