Vasectomy procedure | Want to get a vasectomy but still worried about it afraid that if do it you will have erectile dysfunction, that’s a misunderstanding. Many men confuse vasectomy with sexual performance issues. If you want to understand ED more clearly, you can read: Erectile Dysfunction: Insights for Better Sexual Health Today, Dr. Beer will explain whether sterilization actually affects erectile function, the real pros and cons of vasectomy, and how many days it takes to recover. Dr. Beer has the answer for you.

At Eternity Clinic, men can also explore various male sexual health treatments to improve confidence and intimate performance.

What is vasectomy?

A vasectomy (Male Sterilization) is a surgical procedure into the scrotum with an incision no larger than 1 centimeter. If you’re worried about pain, you can read more here : Does getting a Vasectomy hurt?. The doctor will cut the sterile tube or tie the sterile tube, which is the semen tube. The sterile ducts are the tubes from the testicles that produce sperm.

The sperm passes through the sterile duct. It is in this position that we will perform the sterilization. The semen duct enters the gland that produces sperm and enters the prostate gland to connect with the urinary tract, which is the same connecting tube.

Therefore, sterilization is the best and permanent method of birth control.

Development of vasectomy

Currently, there is a surgical vasectomy technique. Many people still misunderstand and are afraid of vasectomy. The advantages of vasectomy are as follows:

1. At present, there is a technique for blocking the nerves of the sterile tube, making the vasectomy procedure painless both during the anesthetic injection and the vasectomy procedure.
2. Current vasectomy involves an incision no larger than 1 centimeter, which is very small.
3. Vasectomy does not take long, approximately 20-30 minutes.
4. The wound of the vasectomy surgery heals quickly.
5. With Dr. Beer’s special technique, the vasectomy procedure does not feel painful at all. It’s different from the old technique. Many people who have had it done say that it hurts. This is the reason why many people are afraid of vasectomy.

How to perform vasectomy surgery

Vasectomy surgery is still misunderstood by many people. For a clearer explanation about safety, see this article: Vasectomy – Safe birth control for men. Vasectomy does not just involve tying up the sterile body or cutting out the sterile tubes, which is an uncertain method.

The only effective method is to cut the sterile tubes apart to prevent the sterile tubes from connecting to each other. This method is the only and most effective method of vasectomy.

Does vasectomy effective immediately?

We must first understand that the sperm in our semen has a chance of remaining in the sterile tube. There is information that 20 semen ejaculations can remain in the tube for approximately 3 months.

Dr. Beer recommends that birth control should be used approximately 3 months after the vasectomy is completed and there should be a test to confirm that there is no sperm in the semen.

Many people still misunderstand that after surgery they will not be able to have children immediately. That is incorrect information and there are still many questions about vasectomy as follows.

• Does vasectomy cause erectile dysfunction? Dr. Beer would like to answer that it is not true. Not related at all vasectomy does not reduce sexual performance.
• Does vasectomy cause semen to disappear? The amount of sperm in our testicles is less than 5% of the total semen volume. The amount of sperm in our testicles is less than 5% of the total volume of semen. Therefore, Dr. Beer would like to answer that this is not true.
• Does vasectomy reduce sexual desire? Vasectomy does not reduce sexual desire in any way.
• After being vasectomy, will I be able to have children again? The doctor will install a sterile tube so that you can have children again.

Getting a vasectomy isn’t as scary as you think. With today’s modern medical technology This makes the vasectomy surgery painless and the results are permanent, it all depends on the doctor performing the surgery. 

Anyone who wants a vasectomy that is painless and has only a small wound can come and get a vasectomy at Dr. Beer. We guarantee that it will not hurt and you will definitely see clear results.

How long does it take to recover from vasectomy?

Vasectomy does not take as long to recover as you might think. After the vasectomy surgery is completed, you can go home immediately and it takes only 2 days to recover and the wound will heal completely as normal.

Conclusion

Vasectomy does not result in erectile dysfunction and does not reduce semen or sexual desire. A vasectomy gives you permanent birth control. Anyone who still has questions about vasectomy or wants to get vasectomy can consult Dr. Beer.

MD. Suebphong Angchoun

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