Regret following female sterilization in Slovenia

Becner, Anja; Turkanović, Anela Bečić; But, Igor

doi:10.1016/j.ijgo.2015.02.024

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“…However, little is known about the topic in Japanese women, and also there are almost no report regarding regret about not receiving permanent contraception. Previous study showed the proportion of women with self‐reported regret about receiving permanent contraception as 1.3%–28% 12–17 . The present study found that 13% of women with permanent contraception expressed self‐reported regret in line with the findings of previous studies.…”

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Patients' need for information on permanent contraception during a cesarean section: A cross‐sectional questionnaire survey

Ida

Fujiwara

Taniguchi

et al. 2021

J of Obstet and Gynaecol

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Aim The present study aimed to explore the need for information about permanent contraception in Japanese women with repeated cesarean sections (CS). Methods The present, cross‐sectional survey used a self‐administered questionnaire mailed to women with a second or later CS at Tokyo Metropolitan Tama Medical Center between March 2010 and December 2017. Those who were pregnant, had given birth less than 1 year before the survey or had an hysterectomy were excluded. Results The present study analyzed 284 patients (60 with permanent contraception, 224 without permanent contraception). Forty‐eight (80%) of women with permanent contraception, and 135 (60%) of women without permanent contraception believed that information on permanent contraception was needed before CS. Among women without permanent contraception, significantly fewer women obtained adequate information of permanent contraception from their healthcare workers before a CS compared with women with permanent contraception (8% vs. 71%, p < 0.001). A higher rate of unreliable contraceptive use (41%) and unintended pregnancies (4%) after the latest CS were found among the women without permanent contraception. Conclusions A large portion of the study cohort wished they had received information on permanent contraception before CS; however, the patients without permanent contraception had limited access to this information. Adequate information about permanent contraception should be provided to women planning a CS to enable them to make an informed decision with respect to the treatment.

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Patients' need for information on permanent contraception during a cesarean section: A cross‐sectional questionnaire survey

Ida

Fujiwara

Taniguchi

et al. 2021

J of Obstet and Gynaecol

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“…For women over the age of 30, the overall probability was 5.9%, with a figure of 5.4% for child-free women 17. Finally, in a study of Slovenian women, Becner et al 18 report that out of 308 women only 4 (1.3%) reported regret about being sterilised. Based on such findings, Curtis et al 19 conclude that ‘most women who undergo sterilization remain satisfied with their choice of a permanent method of contraception’.…”

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Autonomy, age and sterilisation requests

McQueen

2016

J Med Ethics

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Sterilisation requests made by young, child-free adults are frequently denied by doctors, despite sterilisation being legally available to individuals over the age of 18. A commonly given reason for denied requests is that the patient will later regret their decision. In this paper, I examine whether the possibility of future regret is a good reason for denying a sterilisation request. I argue that it is not and hence that decision-competent adults who have no desire to have children should have their requests approved. It is a condition of being recognised as autonomous that a person ought to be permitted to make decisions that they might later regret, provided that their decision is justified at the time that it is made. There is also evidence to suggest that sterilisation requests made by men are more likely to be approved than requests made by women, even when age and number of children are factored in. This may indicate that attitudes towards sterilisation are influenced by gender discourses that define women in terms of reproduction and mothering. If this is the case, then it is unjustified and should be addressed. There is no good reason to judge people's sterilisation requests differently in virtue of their gender.

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“…Dari sebuah penelitian didapatkan bahwa sekitar 1-3% wanita yang melakukan sterilisasi berkeinginan untuk memiliki anak kembali di kemudian hari. 1 Wanita yang ingin memiliki anak kembali setelah sterilisasi dihadapkan pada dua pilihan, yaitu reanastomosis atau rekanalisasi tuba dan prosedur in vitro fertilization (IVF). 2 Namun, teknologi reproduksi berbantuan melalui IVF ini dinilai sebagai pilihan mahal sedangkan rekanalisasi tuba mungkin pilihan terjangkau, terutama untuk negara berkembang seperti Indonesia.…”

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Rekanalisasi Tuba Fallopi Paska Sterilisasi dan Luaran Kehamilannya: Case Report

Lutfi,

Fitriani

2022

Jurnal Kespro

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Latar Belakang: Sekitar 1-3% wanita yang telah melakukan sterilisasi berkeinginan untuk memiliki anak kembali di kemudian hari. Sementara beberapa penelitian menunjukkan bahwa kehamilan tidak terencana yang terjadi setelah prosedur sterilisasi dapat meningkatkan risiko kehamilan ektopik. Rekanalisasi tuba fallopi merupakan suatu alternatif dari fertilisasi in vitro (IVF) untuk pasien yang menginginkan kehamilan setelah sterilisasi dan mungkin lebih sesuai untuk dilakukan di negara berkembang karena efektivitas biayanya.Tujuan: Untuk memberikan informasi mengenai prosedur rekanalisasi tuba fallopi yang dilakukan pada wanita yang sebelumnya menjalani sterilisasi serta luaran kehamilannya.Laporan Kasus: Kami melaporkan dua kehamilan pada wanita yang menjalani rekanalisasi tuba fallopi. Pada kedua wanita tersebut dilakukan pendekatan laparotomi mikro dari reanastomosis tuba setelah mengidentifikasi tuba fallopi yang diikat sebelumnya. Pembedahan mikro dilakukan dengan menjahit mesosalping menggunakan bahan polypropylene no. 6.0. Selanjutnya lapisan otot di ujung kedua tuba diidentifikasi dan dijahit secara sistematis pada jam 6, 12, 3, 9 dan diakhiri dengan penjahitan lapisan serosa menggunakan jahitan satu-satu. Uji patensi kedua tuba dilakukan dengan mengalirkan pewarna metilen biru untuk memastikan tidak ada kebocoran dari jahitan reanastomosis. Evaluasi pencitraan HSG satu bulan paska tindakan didapatkan hasil tuba dalam kondisi baik dan kurang lebih satu tahun setelahnya kedua pasien berhasil hamil dan melahirkan dengan kondisi ibu dan bayi baik.Kesimpulan: Keberhasilan rekanalisasi tuba dan kehamilan setelahnya ditentukan sejak dokter melakukan skrining awal pada kandidat operasi, penjelasan yang tepat mengenai teknik prosedur yang dilakukan dan persiapan pre-operasi yang detail dan baik. Banyak studi menyebutkan rekanalisasi tuba fallopi sebagai pilihan yang patut untuk dikerjakan karena memiliki keunggulan pada kelayakan tindakan dan juga efektivitas biayanya. Beberapa faktor penting yang dapat memengaruhi keberhasilan rekanalisasi adalah usia pasien, interval waktu antara sterilisasi dengan tindakan rekanalisasi, tempat ligasi, metode yang digunakan pada ligasi sebelumnya dan sisa panjang tuba setelah operasi. Kata Kunci: rekanalisasi tuba fallopi paska sterilisasi;luaran kehamilan

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Regret following female sterilization in Slovenia

Abstract: Few women report regret after tubal sterilization in Slovenia. However, an additional consultation on post-sterilization problems and depressive disorder before sterilization might minimize the risk of regret.

Cited by 6 publications

References 26 publications

Patients' need for information on permanent contraception during a cesarean section: A cross‐sectional questionnaire survey

Patients' need for information on permanent contraception during a cesarean section: A cross‐sectional questionnaire survey

Autonomy, age and sterilisation requests

Rekanalisasi Tuba Fallopi Paska Sterilisasi dan Luaran Kehamilannya: Case Report

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