Does vasectomy have a big impact on men?

Sterilization is not unfamiliar to many men. Most people choose to undergo sterilization for contraception. Sterilization is less harmful than birth control pills, and birth control pills are more harmful to the female body. Of course, some men are more worried that sterilization will directly affect their fertility in the later period or cause some adverse reactions. So does sterilization have a big impact on men?

1. Vasectomy is one of the means of male family planning. Generally speaking, for men who do not have a family planning plan, vasectomy does not have much impact. Normal male sperm is produced by the testicles and epididymis, and is discharged from the body along the urethra during sexual intercourse through the vas deferens. Male vasectomy refers to vasectomy and cutting off the vas deferens, so that mature sperm cannot be discharged from the body, achieving the purpose of family planning. However, it does not affect the normal synthesis of male hormones by the testicles, so it has no effect on secondary sexual characteristics. Semen can also be discharged during sexual intercourse, which is usually a mixture of prostatic fluid and does not contain sperm, so there is no need to worry about accidental pregnancy.

2. 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, pituitary function and testosterone production will not be affected, whether in the short term or in the long term. The presence of semen agglutination antibodies in the body will not harm the health of the body. Epididymal stasis, epididymitis, vas deferens pain or surgical trauma all show local pain, which inhibits the erection center of the penis through reflex. 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.

3. Male sterilization has very few sequelae, which may only be bleeding, hematoma, infection, pain, etc., but generally there will not be too much problem, and there is no need to worry too much. Therefore, men who do not want babies may choose this contraceptive method. Male sterilization 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. There are no sequelae after vasectomy, and it does not affect physical strength and sexual function. At the same time, men are generally open-minded, straightforward, and not suspicious or worried, so the impact of psychological factors is smaller than that of women.