Abdominal organs, glands, intestines, or blood vessels may be damaged. The doctor may perform abdominal surgery to repair them at the time of the laparoscopy. The lining of the abdominal wall may become inflamed. A blood clot may break off, enter the bloodstream, and clog an artery in your lung, pelvis, or legs. Rarely, a clot may break off and clog an artery in the heart or brain, causing a heart attack or stroke.
Sterilization can occur if both ovaries are damaged.
You may develop an infection or bleeding. You may have some pain after the procedure. You should ask your doctor how these risks apply to you. You become dizzy and faint. You experience nausea and vomiting.