'Female vasectomy' now has one thrilled fan who's raving about the extremely short (15 minute) and almost painless sterilization procedure!
Mum-of-two Natalie Read, 37, opted for the Adiana treatment because she cannot take the Pill. She is the first woman in the UK to try it."When I found out about Adiana being piloted I had no second thoughts. I am unable to take oral contraceptives and this option was the perfect choice for me. I think it's fantastic. I was expecting more discomfort but just feel a mild ache at the moment," the Scotsman quoted Read, a travel consultant, as saying.
The traditional means of sterilisation, known as bilateral tubal ligation, usually requires about five days of recovery.
However, patients who undergo the 15-minute Adiana procedure should be able to return to work within a day.
"The operation is on a par with a vasectomy because it is so quick and uncomplicated. A few days later I was able to spend a weekend in France," Read said.
Phil Robarts, consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist at St John's Hospital in Chelmsford, Essex, performed the procedure.
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A tiny piece of silicon, the size of a grain of rice, is inserted in the fallopian tube and healthy tissue grows around it, causing a permanent blockage meaning eggs do not reach the womb. It leaves no scars.
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