Does male vasectomy hurt? Does male vasectomy hurt?

It is actually possible for male friends to get sterilized, but it is not common in life. The way for male friends to get sterilized is actually relatively simple. The sterilization site is on the scrotum. Generally, the operation can be completed in ten minutes. There is no need to stay in the hospital after the operation, and sequelae generally do not occur. After the sterilization operation, male friends need to pay attention to the hygiene of the wound and keep the skin dry.

Male sterilization: Generally, sterilization is performed by vasectomy. The vas deferens is relatively free in the scrotum and can be easily touched through a layer of skin. It feels as thick as a matchstick and is a hard and tough tube. Along with it runs a bundle of soft tissue, which contains veins, arteries, and nerve fibers, collectively known as the spermatic cord in medicine. During the operation, only the vas deferens is ligated, while the blood vessels and nerves are kept intact. During the operation, the doctor uses the thumb and index finger of the left hand to pinch the vas deferens through the scrotal skin and slowly squeeze the tube under the skin, paying special attention not to pinch the contents of the spermatic cord. After injecting anesthetic into the local skin, the doctor used a knife to make a small incision of about half a centimeter in the skin, and then tied the two ends with silk thread.

There is no need for hospitalization and the operation is painless. Some sensitive people may feel a slight pulling sensation when the vas deferens is clamped, but this sensation is only for a moment and will soon disappear. The operation can be completed in about 10 minutes, so it is very popular among the public.

Since the operation is simple, there are generally no side effects. However, there are many things to pay attention to before the operation, such as:

1. Although the scope of the operation is small and limited to a local area, and it will not have any impact on the whole body, it is still necessary to conduct a physical examination before the operation. As long as the person voluntarily requests the operation and does not have acute systemic diseases or inflammation of the reproductive organs, the operation can generally be performed. Before the operation, you should be asked in detail whether you have a history of drug allergies.

2. Since the scrotal skin has many wrinkles and is always covered by pants, the local air circulation is poor, and the sweat glands are abundant, if the disinfection is not done well and the wound is not kept clean after the operation, there is a possibility of infection. Therefore, taking a bath or washing the vulva and scrotum before the operation, and changing into clean clothes and pants are effective measures to prevent infection and complications, and should be done as much as possible.

3. To have a correct understanding of vasectomy, doctors should disseminate relevant scientific knowledge and precautions to patients before the operation to dispel their various concerns.

4. Although the surgery is minor and safe, it has some contraindications:

⑴ Patients with bleeding constitution, severe neurological dysfunction, neuropathy, acute stage of various diseases or other serious chronic diseases are not suitable for ligation surgery.

⑵ Patients with reproductive system inflammation (such as prostatitis), scrotal inflammation, eczema, lymphedema, or severe varicocele, hydrocele, or large hernia are not suitable for surgery and can only be performed after the disease is cured.