What does it mean for a man to have a vasectomy?

Young couples often cannot control themselves, so in many cases some contraceptive measures are needed. Condoms are generally temporary contraceptive measures. If you want long-term contraception, you need sterilization. Let's give you a brief introduction to male sterilization.

What does male sterilization mean? Male sterilization means cutting off the ejaculatory duct. Male sterilization is a permanent contraceptive method. This method is suitable for couples who do not want to have children again.

The principle of male sterilization is to cut off the ejaculatory duct that transports sperm from the testicles to the genitals, so that the sperm cannot enter the semen and are excreted from the body. After a man undergoes sterilization, it will not immediately produce a permanent contraceptive effect, so other reliable contraceptive methods should be used after the operation. Only after undergoing 2 sperm tests to confirm the existence of complete azoospermia can the contraceptive method be abandoned.

Male sterilization surgery does not require hospitalization and is painless. A few sensitive people may feel a little bit of being pulled when the ejaculatory duct is pinched, but this feeling only lasts for a moment and will soon disappear. The surgical treatment only takes a few minutes and is relatively simple. Male sterilization is not likely to damage men's sexual impulses, erections, and ejaculation abilities, and is not likely to affect the relationship between husband and wife. It is a relatively safe contraceptive measure.

FAQ

Men have a lot of energy, so it needs to be controlled in order to comply with the country's family planning policy. Under the current policy, men who do not want to have children can try sterilization.