What are the disadvantages of vasectomy for men?

Generally, after marriage and childbirth, in order to actively prevent pregnancy, some physical sterilization methods are used to achieve the effect of contraception. Sterilization can be done for women or men. What are the disadvantages of sterilization for men? This question is actually very difficult to answer. The disadvantages to men are both physical and psychological. So let's introduce the disadvantages of sterilization for men.

Male sterilization is mainly vasectomy, which is a permanent procedure. When many people talk about this method, they may first think of the impact of sterilization on men. In fact, it has no harm to men. Vasectomy is a safe and simple minor operation that does not harm the health of the recipient. It does not damage the testicles. The testicles still produce sperm normally, but the sperm is not ejaculated. All sperm die naturally and are absorbed. Male sexual characteristics and sexual desire will not be affected.

Therefore, for men who no longer have fertility requirements, do not worry. Choosing male sterilization will not have any impact on you. It can be said that sterilization has almost no impact on men. If the surgery is performed in a regular hospital, the safety of the surgery can be guaranteed.

During male sterilization, a special hook is used to pick out the vas deferens and cut off a small section, while the blood vessels and nerves are completely sealed. The operation can be completed in about 10 minutes. In order to ensure the smooth progress of the operation and avoid some symptoms that are not easy to appear, the patient needs to have a general and correct understanding of the operation before the operation.

Although it is said that sterilization has almost no effect on men, male friends are reminded that for the sake of their health, in addition to choosing a regular hospital for surgery, the recipients also need to pay attention to the following points after the surgery:

(1) After returning home, the patient should not touch the wound with his hands and should not take a bath before the wound heals to prevent infection.

(2) After male sterilization, patients will be kept in the hospital for one to two hours for observation. If there are no abnormalities, they can go home. It is best for the patient to walk or take a car home, and it is not advisable to ride a bicycle. The rest time at home is generally one to two weeks.

(3) After a vasectomy, men need to persist within two months after the operation. After ejaculating 15-20 times, they can consider not taking contraceptive measures.

(4) If bleeding occurs, please consult a doctor immediately and receive prompt treatment.

(5) Men should use contraceptive methods during sexual intercourse within two weeks after sterilization.

What are the disadvantages of sterilization for men? The above introduction has already answered this question very well. In fact, in addition to sterilization for men, there are other very good contraceptive methods that can be used. In this way, the impact on the male body will not be so great. It can be healthier to ensure that the body is not invaded by these hazards. There will be no psychological problems.