Vasectomy Operation

What is a vasectomy?

The vasectomy operation is a safe and permanent method of contraception in men by urologist in East Delhi. Despite its simplicity and low complication rate, more female sterilizations (tubal ligation) are still performed than vasectomies. This seems to be due to several reasons:

• Many men believe that the vasectomy procedure is painful and they fear complications.
• Other men associate it with castration or loss of masculinity or sexual potency.

How the vasectomy operation is performed

The vasectomy operation is an outpatient procedure. It is performed under local anesthesia. By injection with an extra-fine needle (the same one used in newborns) of local anesthetic.

The best urologist in East Delhi performs this procedure which lasts between 10 and 20 minutes. At the end of, the patient can return to his home.

Technically, vasectomy consists in sectioning and resecting 1 cm of vas deferens so that the ends are not very close together. In other words, it is not just about cutting the duct, it is also necessary to resect a piece of it, to prevent the ends from joining again. Next, a ligature is placed at the ends thereof.

Depending on the technique used by urologist in Noida to perform the vasectomy operation, it may be necessary to give a spot on the skin.

Types of vasectomy

All vasectomy procedures consist of practically the same. The area is anesthetized and then:

Type 1 – Scalpel Vasectomy with two cuts in the scrotum

To reach the vas deferens a small cut is made on each side with a scalpel and section and resects 1 cm of duct.

Type 2 – Scalpel vasectomy with a single cut

In this case, the vas deferens on both sides is accessed through a single cut in the skin.

Type 3 – Vasectomy without a scalpel

In the vasectomy without a scalpel the skin is not cut, with a sharp clamp a small hole is made, which is then dilated until the hole is 1 cm in size. The rest of the procedure is the same.

The three techniques for performing a vasectomy are equally effective. Pain, postoperative complications and results depend more on the best urologist in Noida. Of the number of vasectomy performed per year than of the technique itself.

What do I have to do to get a vasectomy?

To do a vasectomy it is essential to go to the urologist’s office. The urologist in Ghaziabad will ask you about your possible allergies to local medications and anesthetics. In addition, it will check your background because there are certain cases in which doing the vasectomy is not recommended as they are:

• Coagulation disorders,
• Taking antiplatelet medications
• That previous varicocele interventions have been performed. Since testicular ischemia and necrosis can occur

The best urologist in Ghaziabad will explore the testicles to appreciate the accessibility of the vas deferens and if there are abnormalities such as: cysts or lesions that prevent or hinder the surgical technique.

What complications can the vasectomy operation have?

• Superficial bruising on the skin. They are relatively frequent as when they do a blood test.
• Scrotal hematomas. It is rare. Obligation to drain and rest for a few days.
• Infection: Corrected with antibiotics.
• Granulomas: it is the inflammation of the cut zone of the duct can appear immediately after the operation but also do it after a few months, they tend to disappear.
• Testicular pain: It is exceptional and tends to disappear.
• Allergy anesthetics,

Frequently asked questions about vasectomy

1. When can I return to work?It depends on the profession, it is not the same that works in front of a computer that has to carry weights and move continuously. The first usually the next day, the others may need a couple of days instead.
2. Can I avoid the consultation and be called directly for the operation? Be wary of who says yes. Experience teaches us that even the smallest detail of the patient’s medical history or examination can be very important to avoid compromised situations and avoidable complications.
3. When can I have sex after the vasectomy operation? As soon as it does not hurt and you feel like it, but it is important to remember that you must continue taking contraceptive measures for a while, suggests sexologist in Vaishali.
4. How long do I have to wait to not have to take contraceptive measures? You must wait a minimum of 4 months and take at least 30 ejaculations.
5. Should we have an analysis to check that I no longer have sperm?Two must be done in total. The first when it meets the two previous requirements: that is, it has been operated for 4 months and has ejaculated more than 30 times. The second analysis must be done one month later, this is the fifth month of the intervention.
6. What should the result of semen analysis give?It must give that there is absence of sperm, says sexologist in Indirapuram.
7. Will I still get semen after the intervention?If everything will be apparently the same, only seeing the semen under a microscope shows that there is no sperm.

Are you thinking about having a vasectomy? Ask for an appointment at our clinic to get all the information about the process and make an assessment.