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What Vas Deferens Surgery Involves

By Kenneth Wright


Surgery of the vas deferens is commonly referred to as vasectomy. It is a simple surgical procedure which is able to be done at the office of a doctor and in some cases from hospital. It involves cutting and blocking the vas deferens such that passage of sperms is prevented. The procedure is a quick one, making it possible for one to get home on the very same day. When considering vas deferens surgery it is important for one to know what it involves.

Sperms are formed in testicles. They then leave the testicles through small tubes which are called the vas deferens. They will then mix with various other fluids, leading formation of semen. With sperms within semen, it is possible for them to make a woman to get pregnant. With the surgery, the vas deferens are cut and blocked so that sperms cannot pass. The sperms are kept within testicles. They are absorbed into the body over time.

The procedure is one of the most effective when it comes to birth control. When it comes to pregnancy prevention, it is almost 100 percent effective. It will not however be effective immediately after surgery. It takes almost three months for semen to be completely free of any sperms. Months after the procedure, there will be a test conducted by the doctor known as semen analysis. It is done for checking if sperms are in semen. The person ejaculates in a cup so that samples are collected.

The method is effective because it is designed to work permanently. Therefore, people that opt for it need to be certain that they actually want it. There however is the possibility that the ends that are cut are able to grow back together after surgery. This would mean one is able to cause a pregnancy. This is however very rare.

The procedure is safe and in most cases there are no complications. Like all procedures that involve surgery, there are some possible risks. They include blood within the semen, swelling, bleeding and infections on the affected areas. There are also people that will experience some buildup of fluids in testicles after a while. This eventually causes some dull ache. The ache becomes worse with ejaculation.

While there is the possibility of the surgery getting reversed, it will not guarantee that the results will be effective. In addition to that, the reversal process is costly and more complicated. It is not effective in many instances. Vasectomy should not be considered by people that are using it to solve their sexual problems that might be temporary.

When it comes to sex, most people are able to resume after a number of days. Others would have to wait longer. For people who find it very uncomfortable during sex, they may have to wait much longer. When having sex, it would be important to note the procedure does not prevent chances of pregnancy immediately.

The charges for the procedure need to be considered. The cost depends on where the procedure is done and whether it will be covered by insurance. It however is considerably cheaper than female sterilization procedures.




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