Can men recover after vasectomy?

Men can return to normal after sterilization, but it takes a month for the body to recover. Male sterilization is more effective and less harmful than female sterilization. Therefore, in order to alleviate women's pain, men can choose sterilization. However, if the couple wants to have children, the man can go to the hospital to remove the sterilization, and then recuperate the couple's bodies. After the bodies recover, they can consider having sex and having children.

How long does it take for a man to recover after having a vasectomy?

It depends on your physical condition and recovery ability. If you are in good physical condition, it is easy to recover and you can go back to work after two weeks of rest. But if you are in poor physical condition, it is hard to say. But even if you are not advised to work too hard, you still need to rest more. Keep your abdomen warm and avoid getting cold. Eat more blood-tonifying and qi-boosting foods. Eat regularly and have a balanced diet.

What should you pay attention to after male sterilization?

1. After male sterilization, there will still be a lot of live sperms remaining in the distal end of the vas deferens and the vas deferens calyx. Therefore, if the doctor does not inject sperm-killing drugs into the distal end of the vas deferens during male sterilization, contraception should still be adhered to within about 2 months after the operation, otherwise the woman may get pregnant.

2. After male sterilization surgery, stay in the hospital for observation for 1-2 hours. If there are no abnormal phenomena, you can go home. It is best to take a car or walk slowly, not to ride a bike. After returning home, you should also pay attention to rest more and avoid excessive activities to prevent falls and hematomas. Depending on the nature of the work, you can rest for 7-14 days after the operation.

3. During male sterilization, be careful not to knock off the gauze at the incision and do not touch the wound with your hands. Do not take a shower before the incision heals to prevent infection. For some sensitive people, you can use a T-belt or a towel to hold up the scrotum for about 1 week to prevent pain.

4. The scrotal skin has a strong healing ability. If no sutures are made or subcutaneous sutures are used, there is no need to remove the sutures. If the skin is sutured once, the sutures can be removed 4-5 days after male sterilization.

5. Men should avoid sexual intercourse within two weeks after sterilization.

6. For male sterilization surgery, you must choose a regular hospital to provide protection for the surgery.

Does male sterilization affect sexual function?

Male sterilization will not affect sexual function. It is a very simple and safe operation. The principle is to cut off or block the passage for sperm to be discharged from the body, which will not affect the production of sperm. Since the transport duct is cut off, sperm cannot be discharged, so it accumulates in the testicles and is reabsorbed, without any damage to the testicles. After sterilization, sexual desire and sexual function remain the same as before, and the excitement, erection, pleasure, orgasm and ejaculation are exactly the same as before sterilization. It's just that there are no more sperm in the ejaculated semen, so there is no more fertility, so sterilization is also called sterilization. It is the best once-and-for-all contraceptive measure for men who no longer need to have children. Since sperm is stored in the seminal vesicle, contraceptive measures are still needed for at least ten sexual intercourses after sterilization. After ten ejaculations, there are basically no sperm in the seminal vesicles, so there is no need to worry about pregnancy during sex. Therefore, many people have better sexual ability and stronger sexual desire after sterilization surgery because they have no worries.

Vasectomy has no effect on the function of the entire reproductive system. The testicles still secrete male hormones and produce sperm, and the hormone levels in the body remain the same. Therefore, vasectomy will not affect male sexual function, and male vasectomy is not harmful to health, so there is no need to worry too much.