Women can still get pregnant normally even if one fallopian tube is removed, provided both ovaries remain intact.

Salpingectomy is a procedure that removes one or both fallopian tubes. Depending on the purpose of the surgery, salpingectomy is sometimes combined with removal of the ovaries and uterus. These procedures can be performed using traditional open surgery or laparoscopic surgery.

Ovarian cancer is a dangerous disease, often detected at a late stage, making it difficult to treat. Therefore, today's medicine tends to focus on how to prevent this difficult-to-treat cancer. So does removing one fallopian tube reduce the risk of ovarian cancer?

Women who have had a cesarean section are advised to only give birth twice to ensure the safety of the mother and fetus. Tubal ligation during a cesarean section is a contraceptive method that women choose when they do not want to get pregnant again. Below is some information about tubal ligation as well as the reasons for performing this method during a cesarean section.