What are the effects of a man having a vasectomy?

Male sterilization surgery is a vasectomy, which is a minimally invasive surgery performed in a hospital outpatient clinic. It does not have much impact on the human body. There are many men who undergo sterilization surgery. After the surgery, they can live their daily life like ordinary people. We must believe in science and doctors.

For couples who clearly do not want to have children again, sterilization is a permanent and economical contraceptive method! Male sterilization is more convenient, safer, more cost-effective, and has fewer complications than female sterilization! So now is the time for good men to step up! There are many different methods of fertility control (contraception), including: female birth control pills, intrauterine devices, condoms, female sterilization, male vasectomy, etc. Among them, male or female sterilization has the best effect and the least side effects, but the disadvantage is that you have to go through the entire sterilization surgery.

Male sterilization is now considered a "good husband in the new era". The key reason is that female sterilization requires general or upper body anesthesia, which is risky and expensive. Male sterilization only requires outpatient surgery, local anesthesia, and a very small incision. A 0.5 cm incision is made on each side of the scrotum. The patient can leave the hospital on the same day and does not need to be hospitalized. At present, health insurance does not cover it and it has to be paid by the patient. The general cost on the market is about 5,000 yuan. However, after the operation, since there are still some residual sperm, it is recommended to wear condoms again after the operation. You can have sex without condoms about 15 to 20 times or 3 months after the operation, until the remaining sperm are all discharged. You should go back to the hospital for an outpatient clinic after 3 months to have a semen analysis to see if you can only ejaculate at night and have no sperm.

Many male patients often go to the hospital clinic to find out whether vasectomy will affect male sexual function and the ejaculation of men during intercourse. In fact, in clinical medicine, it does not affect male sexual function, sexual desire, and orgasm. In addition, men can still ejaculate during intercourse, but there is no sperm in the semen. Since male hormones are metabolized by the testicles and transported through the blood, they are not related to the ejaculatory duct, so it is not easy to affect male sexual function.

Doctors also pointed out that male sterilization also has disadvantages. Generally, for men who need sterilization surgery, doctors will advise patients to consider carefully and repeatedly. Because once a man has undergone sterilization surgery, if he wants to have an insertion again in the future and wants to get pregnant again, he still needs to pay for the ejaculatory duct insertion microscopic surgery treatment, and the cost is more expensive than the sterilization fee. In addition, the insertion rate will decrease with the passage of time. After male sterilization, he will also develop autoimmunity (anti-sperm antigen), resulting in a low chance of pregnancy after insertion after sterilization surgery, so you have to think twice before doing it.