Things you need to know about Vasectomy
There are many misconceptions about vasectomy as a family planning method. We are here to dispel them on Family Planning Friday discussion today #FPFriday During a vasectomy procedure, a trained provider performs a procedure that blocks the tubes carrying sperm from the testicles. The testicles remain in place Here are other things you need to know about vasectomy -Vasectomy is safe for men. It does not cause any diseases later in life -A man is just as sexually active after vasectomy as before -Vasectomy does not cause cancer -It does not cause a man to grow fat or become weak, less masculine or less productive -Vasectomy does not cause cancer Men have the same sex drive after vasectomy as they had before. A vasectomy does not remove the testicles and does not affect sexual function. A man’s erection is as hard, lasts as long and he ejaculates as he did before. Vasectomies can be reversed in a procedure called a Vasovasostomy. How...