The health effects of male sterilization

Male sterilization is a permanent contraceptive method. Male sterilization is only suitable for couples who do not want to have children. Male sterilization should be relatively safe and simple, and it is easy to get it back, but this surgery also has disadvantages, such as lumps and pain. A small number of people may suffer from impotence due to psychological factors, but we should still eliminate concerns that complications are rare.

Sterilization surgery is simple and safe for men, but it has a certain impact on sexual function. The principle of sterilization surgery is to cut off or block the passage for sperm to be discharged from the body, so that it will not affect the production of sperm. Since the transport duct is cut off, sperm cannot be discharged, so it accumulates in the testicles and is reabsorbed. When a man ejaculates, only one-tenth of the semen is ejected, and the other components are composed of prostate fluid, bulbourethral gland fluid, etc. Therefore, men who have undergone sterilization surgery need to prevent the occurrence of some complications.

The surgical process of male sterilization is simple. For example, vasectomy only takes 15 minutes. First, local anesthetic is injected into the scrotum, and then a small incision is made. A matchstick-like structure is found, which is the vas deferens. After cutting, the incision is sutured. This kind of surgery will not damage the male's sexual arousal, erection and ejaculation ability, and will not affect the relationship between husband and wife. It is a relatively safe contraceptive method.

The above is an introduction to the health effects of male sterilization. You should avoid heavy physical labor and excessive sex after sterilization. Keep a happy mood, exercise more, eat more light food, drink more water, eat less spicy food, pay attention to rest, and avoid heavy physical labor and strenuous exercise.