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A major drawback of surgical sterilisation methods is that they have what?
AHigh failure rate
BPoor reversibility
CDaily use is needed
DFrequent hormonal effects
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Poor reversibility
Sterilisation is highly effective but reversibility is very poor, so it is advised as a terminal method.
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