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- Vasectomy. com – Your Guide to Vasectomy and Vasectomy Reversal
Vasectomy com is devoted to providing free, accurate vasectomy and vasectomy reversal information Our panel of vasectomy doctors and research experts provide answers to questions about vasectomy and reversals techniques and results, possible alternatives, risks and more
- 10 Potential Side Effects and Complications After Vasectomy
Complications from vasectomy tend to be rare, minor, and seldom require intensive medical treatment Know what side effects and potential difficulties you could run into before you sign off on the procedure If any concern you, talk to your doctor about them during your consultation
- I ejaculate a very small volume, less than a 1 2 tsp. I had a vasectomy . . .
Home > All Questions > Vasectomy > I ejaculate a very small volume, less than a 1 2 tsp I had a vasectomy about 25 years ago The volume does seem to have decreased over time
- How long will a scrotal hematoma last? Could this also be . . . - Vasectomy
How long will a scrotal hematoma last? Could this also be causing constipation? Is heat or ice better for it? This is 16 days after a vasectomy - I had no-scapel vasectomy 16 days ago I have discomfort and slight to moderate pain everyday My doctor says I have hematoma on the right side above the testicle (probably size of large grape or bigger) and a sperm granular on left side The
- If a man has a vasectomy, is it possible to retrieve sperm from his . . .
Surgical sperm retrieval happens to be a large part of my practice Patients who want to conceive a pregnancy after vasectomy have essentially two options; Vasectomy reversal, or surgical sperm retrieval Both options are outpatient procedures, though retrieval is typically faster and involves a somewhat easier recovery
- How often after a vasectomy should you get your sperm count checked?
You should have your post vasectomy semen analysis performed at 2-3 months If no sperm are seen, then most patients will not repeat the semen analysis, but definitely can is desires There is a very low risk of recanalization—which is when the two severed ends of the vas deferens spontaneously reconnect If you are concerned, then contact your urologist to repeat the semen analysis
- Epididymitis and Vasectomy
Epididymitis is an inflammation or infection of the epididymis—a long coiled tube that is attached to the upper part of the testicle and is used to store sperm It's a rare complication that, if it occurs, usually hits during the first year following a vasectomy Occasionally, however, it can manifest years after the procedure
- What is a Vasectomy?
Vasectomy is a safe, simple and effective birth control method Vasectomy is a brief, surgical procedure used for male sterilization It is a popular means of birth control for couples who have decided that their family is complete: According to the American Urological Association, nearly 6 percent of men in the US have had a vasectomy, making it the fourth most common form of birth control
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