How It Works
A male vasectomy is a surgery that blocks sperm from mixing with semen and leaving the body during sex. A man’s body creates sperm in the testicles.
A male vasectomy is a surgery that blocks sperm from mixing with semen and leaving the body during sex. A man’s body creates sperm in the testicles.
Those sperm travel out of the man’s body in semen and into the fallopian tube (where the woman’s egg is located) during sex. This is how fertilization happens. This can’t happen after a vasectomy.
*Bleeding
*Blood clot
*Blood in the semen
*Bruising of the scrotum
*Infection
*Swelling
*Chronic pain
*Buildup of fluid in the testicle causing a constant ache
*Bruising of the scrotum
*Cyst
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