Why should a man have a vasectomy when he has had enough children? -Life Health

In addition to being highly effective at preventing pregnancy, this method has many benefits for both men and women.

According to Dr. Nguyen Hoai Bac, there will be a time when many couples decide they don’t want to have any more children. For men, one of the most popular birth control methods today is a vasectomy. This is a very simple method, only has to be performed once and is very effective in preventing pregnancy (more than 99.99%).

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In addition to being highly effective at preventing pregnancy, this method has many benefits for both men and women.

Simple technique

A vasectomy takes only 20-30 minutes to perform and does not need to be performed in the operating room. Usually, doctors only need to perform in the operating room and perform local anesthesia to relieve pain. In addition, vasectomy also has very little risk of complications from surgery.

Quick recovery time

After the procedure, men can return to work later 24 hours and return to physical activity after 1 week. Swelling, bruising, or soreness can sometimes occur after the procedure, but these symptoms only last a few days.

High economic efficiency

A vasectomy is a lot less expensive than other methods of preventing a woman’s pregnancy but is the most effective of all methods.

Does not affect sex life

Some men will wonder that a vasectomy can affect their sex drive as well as pleasure during sex. However, experts agree that a vasectomy does not affect testosterone levels or the ability to get an erection in men. Similarly, a vasectomy did not reduce pleasure or orgasm in men. A vasectomy also does not reduce the amount of semen in a man’s ejaculation. In fact, because they don’t have to worry about the possibility of an unwanted pregnancy, men after a vasectomy often find sex much more comfortable and exciting.

Can be restored

Although a vasectomy is a permanent method of male sterilization, it can be restored. If the time from the vasectomy until the patient wants to restore the vas deferens is not more than 10 years, the rate of vasectomy is up to 90-95%. However, there is a simpler method that is to store sperm in a sperm bank before a vasectomy in the rare case that they want to have children in the future.

Benefits for women

A vasectomy also offers several benefits to the female partner. For example, if a man has a vasectomy, his partner won’t have to drink birth control pills routine or IUD insertion. Thus, they will avoid the complications of these methods. Women will also be happier when their partners help share the burden of contraception and will make their sex lives more comfortable.