What are the dangers of male sterilization? Can you still have a second child?

Many men have sterilization. Male sterilization is a way of contraception through men. After sterilization, men should first pay attention to their physical health. Now that the second-child policy is open, what are the dangers of male sterilization?

Vasculation for men:

Male sterilization is a common surgery that does not harm male health. Some men who want to undergo sterilization often come to the hospital to ask if there are any disadvantages to male sterilization. In fact, sterilization is to prevent sperm from passing through and make a knot in the vas deferens. It does not have any effect on other male organs and tissues.

Some people also ask whether male sterilization will affect their sex life. In fact, human sexual behavior is mainly affected by the nervous system and endocrine system. If the male reproductive organs are normal, it will not affect normal sex life. So everyone can rest assured about this issue.

Male sterilization is of course to sterilize the vas deferens on both sides and remove a small section. After sterilization, the testicles can still produce sperm and secrete male hormones. However, men can still ejaculate after sterilization, but the ejaculated semen does not contain sperm. In this way, pregnancy is impossible.

Note:

Of course, if you still want to have a baby after the ligation, there are ways to do it. There are many options in the hospital. So men don't have to be afraid because it is harmless to the body. So men can rest assured. I wish the patient a good mood and happiness every day.