What harm does vasectomy do to men?

Sterilization is a way to prevent pregnancy for a long time. Whether it is a man or a woman, if you want to be sterilized, you can get a sterilization. Similarly, whether it is for men or women, sterilization has certain harms. For example, for men, if they have a sterilization operation, it is very likely to affect their sexual function and mental health. At the same time, sterilization also has a certain failure rate!

1. The impact of local pain caused by male vasectomy on sexual physiological reflexes

Sexual function is a complex physiological process, which requires not only the coordinated action of the healthy nervous system, endocrine system and reproductive system, but also the tacit cooperation of the couple. After vasectomy, whether in the short term or in the long term, it will not affect the pituitary function and testosterone production. The presence of sperm agglutination antibodies in the body will not harm the health of the body.

Epididymal stasis, epididymitis, vas deferens pain or surgical trauma all present with local pain, which inhibits the penis erection center through reflex. At the same time, pain can also be accompanied by unpleasant or uneasy, fearful and other noxious sensations, which further deepen this inhibition and lead to penis erection disorder. In addition, if the local pain is not obvious enough, but during the climax of sexual life, the local muscles contract strongly, pain will also occur, which is the so-called ejaculation pain.

2. Psychological impact of male sterilization

There are many reasons why sterilization can cause sexual psychological disorders. The most common ones are that sterilization is mistaken for circumcision, it is not completely voluntary due to some factors, the spouse's consent is not fully obtained, and the spouse's care and attention are not received after the operation. Some people are relieved of the pressure of fear of pregnancy after sterilization, indulge in excessive sexual desire, and develop sexual dysfunction after a period of time. Some people have neurological dysfunction and are not suitable for sterilization. Sexual problems are more common after the operation. A very small number of couples lose the risk of possible pregnancy after sterilization, but feel that their sex life has lost "excitement".

3. Failure rate of male sterilization

According to incomplete statistics, the failure rate of male sterilization is about 0.1%, which means that 1 in 1,000 people may fail. If failed, it may lead to complications such as bleeding and infection, but the threat is not great.