Introduction to the sequelae of male vasectomy

As people pay more and more attention to family planning, more and more male friends are going for sterilization to prevent unwanted pregnancies. The following article will introduce the sequelae of male sterilization. In fact, it is not that easy, and there are some sequelae. Let's learn about it together.

Sperm is produced by the testicles every day, and then transported to the epididymis for storage and development. After about a week, it becomes a usable "elite soldier" waiting to be sent out at the tail of the epididymis. When ejaculation occurs due to sexual behavior, masturbation, or nocturnal emission, these battle-ready sperm are sent out through the vas deferens, along with the semen secreted by the seminal vesicle and prostate. Sperm accounts for less than one-tenth of the volume of the ejaculated semen, which means that most of the semen is secreted from the parts below the vas deferens. Therefore, after a male is sterilized, he can still ejaculate normally, but there are fewer sperms in the semen that can cause pregnancy!

If there is no ejaculation for a long time, or after a male vasectomy, the sperm will lose its channel for output, but sperm will continue to be produced by the testicles every day. Will the epididymis eventually burst? No, because the sperm that has "exceeded its use date" will be recycled and reused by the small tubules in the epididymis, which is completely in line with the spirit of environmental protection!

Some people are worried whether vasectomy will affect the secretion of male hormones and thus affect the health of the body? No, because the vas deferens is purely used to transport sperm, and the male hormones secreted by the testicles belong to the endocrine system and are transported through the blood circulation. They have nothing to do with the vas deferens, so they are not affected by vasectomy.

After understanding the sequelae of male sterilization, in daily life, friends who have undergone sterilization surgery can have more wound recovery. Not drinking water for a long time or the author will bring great harm to their body and cause sequelae. You can choose to receive treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease.