How much does a male sterilization cost?

The cost of male sterilization is generally around 500 yuan, and male sterilization is a new project of the family planning policy. The vast majority of male sterilizations are treated at community health services, and if the preoperative examination is complete and the blood coagulation is OK, there are no contraindications to surgical treatment, and sterilization can be performed. Therefore, the actual cost includes the cost of preoperative examination, surgical cost, anesthesia cost, and postoperative medical care cost. Some patients may also need to use some antiviral drugs after sterilization, which costs about 100 yuan more.

It costs about 1,000 to 2,000 yuan for a man to have a sterilization operation. If you choose general anesthesia, the surgical treatment at this time will cost about 5,000 yuan. Because the cost of general anesthesia is relatively expensive, the cost of general anesthesia alone may cost about 3,000 yuan. A man can have a sterilization operation under local anesthesia, that is, a small incision is made on both sides of the scrotum, and then the ejaculatory duct is obtained for sterilization, which can prevent the discharge of male sperm from the body, thereby achieving the purpose of contraception.

Patients are advised to go to a reliable specialist clinic for sterilization. The cost of sterilization is about 800 yuan. It is a minimally invasive surgery that can be performed in general county-level hospitals. If patients go to a tertiary hospital for surgical treatment, the medical expenses may be higher because of different regions and different medical equipment, but not too high. Sterilization is very safe, and the actual operation of the surgical treatment is convenient and quick, with very few symptoms, and the actual contraceptive effect is also better.

At the current level of medical treatment, all ligation surgeries are laparoscopic, and the cost of laparoscopy is about 10,000 yuan. The cost of surgery mainly includes the following three aspects: First, the corresponding examinations before surgery, including blood tests, ultrasound examinations, gynecological examinations, etc., mainly to eliminate contraindications to surgery. Second, the relevant costs of surgery include medical expenses, laparoscopic surgery equipment costs, material costs, anesthesia monitoring costs, etc. Third, the cost of accompanying care after surgery, including the cost of nutritional supplements, anti-inflammatory costs, and ECG monitoring costs.