Male Sterilization

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Male Sterilization - Vasectomy

What is vasectomy

Each vas deferens � the duct leading from each testis to the penis � is cut and tied off in this safe, simple, surgical procedure. Consequently, when a man ejaculates, his semen does not contain any sperm. The operation is usually 100% effective. There have been rare cases when the tubes have joined. The operation is quite short and generally lasts for less than half an hour.

How does it affect a man�s life

Men need not worry. This procedure does not make you less of a man in any way. Men can still ejaculate and have orgasms. The only difference is that the semen does not contain sperm any more.

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