Can men not do heavy work after vasectomy?

In real life, sterilization is a relatively safe method of contraception. After sterilization, the human body will no longer be able to reproduce. However, the male body will be affected to a certain extent after sterilization. Since the strength of the waist will be reduced after sterilization, it is easy to cause lack of strength when working. Therefore, try not to get sterilized when it is not necessary, and pay more attention to observing your body at ordinary times.

After male vasectomy, there is a certain impact on the waist's bearing capacity. It may be more difficult to do physical work.

What should men pay attention to after vasectomy?

1. Follow the doctor's instructions and observe for 1 to 2 hours after the operation. For sticking or plugging, the observation is generally 1 hour; while for ligation, it takes 2 hours. You can leave only when there is no swelling or bleeding in the surgical area.

2. After returning home, take antibiotics as prescribed by the doctor and follow up with the doctor after the operation. If you find bleeding from the wound, scrotal pain, swelling or bruises, or fever, these are all abnormal conditions and you should see a doctor immediately. Mild pain from the wound is normal.

3. Rest for one week after the operation. Avoid sexual intercourse within half a month and avoid heavy physical labor and strenuous exercise such as riding a bicycle, playing ball, running, carrying, etc.

5. When you resume your sexual life after surgery, you may feel pain or discomfort in the area where the surgery was performed. This is common and not abnormal. You should not be overly burdened. If you still feel pain or swelling in the area one month after surgery, you should see a doctor so that it can be resolved in time.

6. Keep the surgical site clean and hygienic. The incision cannot be washed with water within 1 week. The hemostatic patch should be replaced every other day and can be removed after 5 days. Sexual intercourse can be resumed after one month.

1. There are few side effects after vasectomy. Usually, there will be slight bleeding in the scrotum, skin infection and allergic reaction to the sutures and local anesthesia. It will not affect the hormones in the body or female sexual function, because only the vasectomy will not harm the testicles or other sexual tissues.

2. So far, there is no clear conclusion from the research results. However, most scholars believe that even if there is a syndrome of female sterilization sequelae, only a very small number of people are affected. In fact, sterilization also has some incidental benefits. More and more studies have shown that it may reduce the chance of ovarian cancer. The sequelae of sterilization surgery may be because the surgery changes the local hormonal status, or the blood flow is blocked, reducing the chance of the ovaries being exposed to oncogenes.

3. The chance of needing a hysterectomy due to gynecological problems after ligation is higher than that of the general population. In fact, many people do not want to have children again because of some related gynecological diseases, such as uterine fibroids, advanced age, poor coagulation function, or postpartum hemorrhage, etc. These problems may be the reason for the need for a hysterectomy after ligation, rather than the ligation itself.

4. After sterilization, the uterus will change from a reproductive organ to a troublemaker for some people, and some menstrual-related discomforts may become more unbearable, so the chances of surgery will naturally increase. In addition, people who choose to use surgical sterilization as a contraceptive method may also be more likely to consider using surgery to solve other gynecological problems in the future.