A safe, effective and reversible method
A vasectomy is a procedure in which the sperm ducts (vas deferens) are cut and tied. It is a 99.9% effective, permanent method of birth control. It has no effect on sexual desire, erection or ejaculation.
| Feature | Vasectomy | Female Contraception | Condom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Effectiveness | 99.9% | 91–99% | 85–98% |
| Side Effects | Very few | Hormonal changes | Latex allergy |
| Ease of Use | One-time | Regular use | Every intercourse |
| Cost | Economical in the long term | Monthly expense | Ongoing expense |
No. It takes 20–30 ejaculations or 3 months for the sperm reserves to clear. A sperm test should be done at the end of this period.
Mild discomfort may be felt under local anaesthesia. Mild pain may occur for 1–2 days after the procedure and can be managed with painkillers.
It is not recommended for those considering having children, those experiencing marital problems, those who are undecided, and those with bleeding disorders.
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