Is male sterilization useless?

Sterilization is a relatively common minor surgery among men. Many people choose to undergo sterilization after having children to avoid having children again. Sterilization is safer than other contraceptive methods such as condoms, but some people do not know much about sterilization, so they have some misconceptions. So are men useless after sterilization?

1. Sterilization is very common nowadays. Many men will undergo sterilization to achieve the purpose of contraception. Sterilization can effectively prevent pregnancy. Of course, this is under the premise that the surgery is successful. If the patient's surgery is unsuccessful, then there is a high possibility of contraception failure. Many male friends who already have children will choose to go to the hospital for sterilization to achieve the purpose of permanent contraception. Sterilization has a very good contraceptive effect and does not harm people's health. The operation is very simple and has no side effects. Therefore, everyone can rest assured to undergo sterilization. However, it should be noted that sterilization cannot be 100% successful in preventing pregnancy. Whether it can be successful in preventing pregnancy depends mainly on whether the operation is successful.

2. After the sterilization operation, if the operation is very successful, then it can definitely achieve 100% contraceptive success, and there is no need to worry. However, if the operation is not done very well and the patient's vas deferens is not tied tightly, then some of it may leak out during sexual intercourse, causing the woman to become pregnant. Therefore, when you have a sterilization operation, you must choose a regular large hospital.

3. Sterilization refers to tying the patient's vas deferens through surgery. As long as the operation is successful, it can prevent semen from leaking out, and naturally achieve the purpose of contraception. However, there is no contraceptive method in the world that can prevent pregnancy 100%, and sterilization is no exception. If the patient's sterilization operation is unsuccessful, there is a certain chance of pregnancy, but most sterilization operations are very successful, so there is no need to worry.