tiptoparticles.com
Home Page :> About Us :> Place Your Link :> Privacy :> Terms & Conditions :> Submit Article
Search:   
Get 3 way links
 
 

Realty & Property

 

Business & Services

 

Cooking & Drinking

 

Family & Home

 

Self Healing

 

Creative Arts

 

Investment & Finance

 

News & Media

 

Politics & Government

 

Fashion & Lifestyle

 

Travel & Vacation

 

People & Society

 

Computers & Software

 

Teens & Children

 

Sports & Adventure

 

Shopping Online

 

Employment & Careers

 

Fitness & Health

 

Recreation

 

Medicine & Treatment

 

Vehicles & Automotive

 

Education & Reference

 

Online & Indoor Games

 

Research & Science

 

Home Page » Fitness & Health » Male Health
 

Things You Should Know About Vasectomy

 

A vasectomy is a surgery that makes a man sterile. The operation takes 30 to 45 minutes. Your doctor will make one or two very small incisions in your scrotum. Then, through these small openings, your doctor will remove part of each sperm tube. The ends of the tubes that stay in your scrotum will be closed up.

Because the doctor cuts and removes part of the tube that carries sperm from the testicles to the semen, man has no sperm in his semen after vasectomy and can't make a woman pregnant.

This operation is used as a means of contraception in many parts of the world. Generally, the success rate of vasectomy is very high, well over 99%. Like any operation this procedure will not guarantee that you will not get a women pregnant. Abstinence is the only 100% way to avoid this. After vasectomy precautions should be taken against pregnancy until a test shows that sperm is out from his semen. Generally, this test is performed after the patient has had 10-20 post-vasectomy ejaculations

A good thing is vasectomy does not affect production or release of testosterone, the male hormone responsible for a man's sex drive, or other masculine traits, like beard, deep voice, etc. The operation also has no effect on sexuality. Erections, climaxes, and the amount of ejaculate remain the same. No woman can differentiate in bed a man with vasectomy, unless the man himself decides to tell her.

Vasectomies will not protect you from STDs such as Aids, Gonorrhea, syphilis or any other sexually transmitted disease. Safe sex is always important when youre not in a long-term monogamous relationship.

The worst thing comes from the main advantage of vasectomy: it is irreversible. The incapacity to eliminate sperm is permanent. Some men want the vasectomy reversed so they can father a child. But surgery to reconnect the tubes doesn't always work. You shouldn't have a vasectomy until you're sure you won't want to have children in the future. Therefore, the decision to have vasectomy surgery is a very important choice for a man. You must live with the consequences for the rest of your life.

Author: Valerian D.
 
Author Bio:
Valerian D. is a noted author. Valerian likes to create articles about this area.
This article can be searched using: mens health, male sexual health, mens health supplements, mens health issues, mens health problems
 
 
 

Related Articles

 
Alternative Medicine is Preventive; Western Medicine is Curative
 
The Advantages of Using Sedu Hair Straighteners and Other Hair Straighteners
 
98 Percent of Dieters Fail: A Sensible Lifestyle is the Answer
 
Satisfaction is Another Name for Levitra
 
Obesity and Health Risk
 
Techiniques Used By The Masseuse
 
Arthritis and Exercise
 
You're Not Fat You're Hormonal
 
Personal Space: Life After Lap-Band Surgery
 
Phosphorus and the Importance in Nutrition
 
 
 
Home Page :> Privacy :> Terms & Conditions
Copyright © 2008 www.aaronslist.com