Does vasectomy have any effect on a boy's body?

There are many different methods of contraception. For men, sterilization is one of them. However, many men still have some concerns about sterilization, worrying about the effects on their bodies. So, what are the effects of sterilization on men? Let's introduce it next, and I hope everyone can understand it.

1. The influence of physiological reflexes on the pain of male vasectomy

Male sexual function is a complex physiological process, which requires not only the perfect coordination of the central nervous system, endocrine system and urinary system, but also the couple's cooperation. After vasectomy, whether in the short term or in the medium and long term, it will not affect the function of the pituitary gland and the production of testosterone. The presence of sperm agglutination antigens in the body will not harm health.

Epididymal cysts, epididymal inflammation, ejaculatory duct pain or surgical trauma all manifest as local pain, which inhibits the erectile nerve center through reflex. In addition, the pain may be accompanied by discomfort, restlessness, fear and other stimulating feelings, which aggravate this inhibition and cause erectile dysfunction. In addition, if the local pain is not obvious, but during the active period of sexual life, the contraction of local muscles is obvious, pain will also occur, which is the so-called ejaculation pain.

2. The psychological impact of male sterilization

There are many reasons why sterilization may cause sexual psychological disorders. The most common ones are that sterilization is mistaken for castration, some factors are not fully agreed, the consent of the immediate family members is not fully sought, and the immediate family members are not cared for and taken care of after the operation. Some people get rid of the work pressure of worrying about pregnancy after sterilization, and have frequent sex, which causes obstacles to their married life after a period of time. Some people have neurological disorders and are not suitable for sterilization. Sexual problems are more common after the operation. A very few couples lose the risk of pregnancy after sterilization, but feel that their married life has lost its excitement.

3. Side effects

There are still some side effects of sterilization for men. Because the male reproductive organs will ejaculate regularly, the sperm can be absorbed by the body under normal circumstances after sterilization, but some men with certain physical conditions may be slightly affected.

Male sterilization is mainly a surgical treatment of vasectomy, which has the advantages of simple operation, 94% success rate, little damage, and quick recovery after surgery. However, there are also some common complications: such as bleeding and abscess, which usually occur within 24 hours after surgery; infection, which may include infection of wound, spermatorrhea, epididymal cyst, etc.; painful mass in ejaculatory duct; epididymal cyst deposits; erectile dysfunction.