GURUGRAM: A 29-year-old lady who were given her tubes tied at General Hospital in Sector 10 remaining year, was in for a surprise when she discovered not too long ago she was just about 4 months pregnant. Government doctors say failed sterilisation is customary. Notably, 168 circumstances of failed sterilisation have been reported in Gurugram up to now three years.
The lady, a resident of Devi Lal Colony and mom of four, stated she started feeling pain in her again and infrequently nauseatic some 4 months again. She saved ignoring it, but her stomach endured to develop.
"On Saturday, I visited Civil Hospital for a routine check-up of my elder son. I too decided to consult a doctor there, only to find out that I am 15 weeks pregnant," she told TOI on Tuesday.
The lady , who works as a maid, stated she was already suffering to feed her 4 children — two daughters, elderly three and 5, and two sons, elderly one and two.
"A month after the birth of my youngest son, I underwent sterilisation at General Hospital on February 3, 2017. How will I feed this baby? Now I feel so betrayed," she stated.
But her's is not an remoted case in Gurugram. In the previous three years, 168 circumstances of failed sterilisation — each men and woman — have been reported in the district. These patients are given a reimbursement of Rs 30,000.
Dr Saryu Sharma, deputy chief clinical officer, Gurugram, stated, "There are chances of failure in up to 5% cases. And this happens in case the rings around the fallopian tube slip allowing an entrance for sperm. After sterilisation, the men are issued a card after 90 days and women after 30 days. This card is given only after it has been verified that the procedure was successful. However, in this case, the patient never approached us or came for a follow-up. We will now contact her and provide the necessary medical treatment," stated Dr Sharma.
The lady, a resident of Devi Lal Colony and mom of four, stated she started feeling pain in her again and infrequently nauseatic some 4 months again. She saved ignoring it, but her stomach endured to develop.
"On Saturday, I visited Civil Hospital for a routine check-up of my elder son. I too decided to consult a doctor there, only to find out that I am 15 weeks pregnant," she told TOI on Tuesday.
The lady , who works as a maid, stated she was already suffering to feed her 4 children — two daughters, elderly three and 5, and two sons, elderly one and two.
"A month after the birth of my youngest son, I underwent sterilisation at General Hospital on February 3, 2017. How will I feed this baby? Now I feel so betrayed," she stated.
But her's is not an remoted case in Gurugram. In the previous three years, 168 circumstances of failed sterilisation — each men and woman — have been reported in the district. These patients are given a reimbursement of Rs 30,000.
Dr Saryu Sharma, deputy chief clinical officer, Gurugram, stated, "There are chances of failure in up to 5% cases. And this happens in case the rings around the fallopian tube slip allowing an entrance for sperm. After sterilisation, the men are issued a card after 90 days and women after 30 days. This card is given only after it has been verified that the procedure was successful. However, in this case, the patient never approached us or came for a follow-up. We will now contact her and provide the necessary medical treatment," stated Dr Sharma.
Woman pregnant a year after sterilisation surgery
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