The doctor secretly filmed the sterilization process, take a close look!

When you have already given birth to one or two smart and cute babies, or you are a DINK couple, long-term contraception becomes a difficult problem facing you and your spouse.

Who has the good memory to take birth control pills every day? Or if you are in the mood and have run out of condoms at home, should you give up? And the unpleasant side effects of IUDs are well known.

So it's time to consider vasectomy.

Who is better to get a vasectomy?

When it comes to sterilization, it seems to be a woman's business.

Xiaojiu tells you: This idea is wrong! Sterilization is not only a surgery for women, but also can be performed by men!

Many people will be shocked and refute Xiaojiu, how can a man get sterilized? If a man does this, his vitality will be greatly damaged, which will affect the life of the couple. If he wants to have children in the future, the success rate will not be high. For the sake of our sexual happiness, you should go first, my wife!

So who is better for sterilization? Let's first understand what sterilization is.

In a broad sense, ligation refers to the use of certain means (such as catgut) to tie up certain tubes of the human body or organisms, such as blood vessels, vas deferens, fallopian tubes, etc., or to achieve the same effect. When we often talk about "ligation", we usually refer specifically to vasectomy or tubal ligation.

When couples decide to permanently avoid pregnancy, they usually choose female sterilization, also known as tubal ligation. Even in the United States, tubal ligation is three times more common than vasectomy.

In fact, from a health perspective, female sterilization faces more risks, a longer recovery period, and higher costs, so doctors recommend male sterilization.

What are the benefits of male sterilization?

NO.1 Simple and convenient

Vasectomy is an internationally recognized method that is simple to operate, causes little damage, takes a short time to operate, has few complications, and is easy to popularize and promote.

Joseph Alukal, director of male reproductive health at New York University, pointed out that a typical vasectomy usually only takes 10 to 15 minutes and can be done under local anesthesia. During the operation, the doctor will make a small incision or puncture under the skin of the scrotum, and tie the two ends with thread.

No pain, no need for hospitalization. You may feel a little soreness and swelling afterwards, just apply an ice pack. You can go back to work within 24 hours and resume normal physical activities within a week.

In contrast, tubal ligation usually requires general anesthesia, is more cumbersome, takes longer to recover from, and may damage the intestines or bladder.

NO.2 The effect is very good, everyone who has tried it says it is good

More than 99% of male sterilizations are successful, but contraception is still necessary within three months after the operation because it takes at least 20 ejaculations to ensure that there are no sperm residues in the vas deferens.

NO.3 Does not affect men’s sexual ability

After vasectomy, there is no change in sexual desire and semen quantity, except that there is no sperm in the ejaculated semen. Vascular vasectomy only ties the vas deferens to prevent sperm from entering the vagina, but it does not remove the penis or testicles, so what impact can it have on sex life?

In fact, a 2015 Stanford University study found that women whose husbands had undergone sterilization were more willing to have sex with their partners at least once a week. After all, women do not have to consider issues such as contraception and abortion, and they are more conscious and willing about sex.

Another point worth pointing out is that organizations such as the American Urological Association reviewed data from previous studies and found that men who have undergone vasectomy do not increase their risk of prostate cancer.

NO.4 You can have another baby if you want

For a variety of reasons, including remarriage and the loss of a child, approximately 10% of sterilized men choose vasectomy reversal, with a success rate of 80-90%.

NO.5 Expenses can be reimbursed

The employer also bought maternity insurance for men. What is the use of maternity insurance for men? In addition to being able to enjoy paternity leave when your wife gives birth, if your wife is a full-time housewife, her medical expenses for giving birth can also be reimbursed.

In addition, if a man undergoes family planning surgery, that is, sterilization, the cost can be reimbursed. However, the only drawback is that if you need a recanalization surgery later, you will need to pay for it yourself.

Finally, Xiaojiu still has to say something frankly, life is so long, considering various possibilities such as divorce, those friends who are not sure about their future, whether they are men or women, should be cautious about sterilization. As long as you have a firm heart to prevent pregnancy, no trouble will be a problem.