Vasectomy -Frequently Asked Questions

Always keep in mind that deciding whether you should have a vasectomy is a serious decision, and one that shouldn’t be made lightly. Think seriously about it it. There might be questions you have regarding the procedure and the consequences. Having those questions answered before you seek medical advice is a wise decision.

Vasectomy for Singles

Can A Single Man Have A Vasectomy? Single men can have vasectomies and this is done in Australia on a regular basis. You should however think your decision through if you don’t have children already. Even though you can have a vasectomy reversed if you made provisions for that when you went in for your procedure, it is still considered a permanent form of birth control. Having surgical procedures is not like a visit to the dentist.

Does a Vasectomy Procedure Hurt?

Generally, most men who have had a vasectomy report they usually feel an ache in their testicles for just a few seconds during the procedure that is mild to moderate. A vasectomy is performed under local anesthesia, and takes about thirty minutes to complete. A few days following a vasectomy, you may feel like your testicles have been kicked soundly and they may ache. You will need to rest for the first day or two and avoid any physical labor.

Does a Vasectomy Stop your Ability to Ejaculate?

Your ejaculation before your vasectomy contained not only sperm but semen as well. The semen will not be affected by a vasectomy. You will not see any noticeable difference in the amount of fluid ejaculated as sperm only makes up at most 5% of the ejaculation.

Will I Continue To Produce Sperm After A Vasectomy?

Your body will still produce sperm in the testes, but it will be absorbed by your body as it has no way to leave the host once you have had a vasectomy. As time goes on, you will more than likely reduce the amount of sperm you produce. Your body absorbs any sperm that is not used, even if you don’t have a vasectomy.

How Long After A Vasectomy Until I Am Considered Sterile?

To get rid of all the sperm remaining it takes between fifteen to twenty ejaculations after the procedure to flush what is left from the seminal vesicles. Using birth control during this period is vital if you don’t want your partner to become pregnant. You will be asked to give a semen sample 4-8 weeks following your vasectomy to ensure that your sperm count is at zero.

Will My Sex Drive Change After I Have A Vasectomy?

This is one of the biggest concerns men have concerning this procedure. Having a vasectomy does not decrease levels of testosterone. Your sex drive and manhood will not change just because you can’t get a woman pregnant. This is a needless fear that you should completely dismiss. If you are interested in having a method of birth control that is all but fool proof as long as you follow the doctor’s directions, and is permanent, having a vasectomy is something you should consider.

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