A vasectomy is considered to be one of the simplest, safest, and most effective male health procedures. Nevertheless, many potential patients remain hesitant, due to misconceptions about its impact on testosterone and general sexual performance. Not only does a vasectomy have no hormonal impact, but other sexual measures, such as libido, are left unaffected. In…
Vasectomy for Single Men: Addressing Common Questions and Concerns
Considered a type of permanent male birth control, vasectomies are safe, effective, and reliable. While often performed on married men who already have children or are child-free, it’s becoming increasingly common for single men to consider getting vasectomies. However, is the decision right for you? You may also be unsure of your future, and your…
Top Questions to Ask When Getting a Vasectomy
Vasectomies are one of the most common procedures that men undergo. A form of permanent birth control, the vasectomy procedure is considered to be safer and more effective than the female equivalent (i.e. tubal ligation), especially when undergoing a no-scalpel-no-needle vasectomy. Still, it’s not uncommon for patients and their partners to have concerns about the…
Are There Different Types of Vasectomies?
Not only is a vasectomy one of the most common, effective, and safest procedures performed, but aside from abstinence, there may be no better form of birth control. As men may hesitate to undergo a conventional vasectomy, you may consider an alternative procedure. At San Diego Vasectomy Center (SDVC), we provide the “no-scalpel” or “no-needle”…
Supporting Your Partner Before and After His Vasectomy
A vasectomy is a very common, effective, safe procedure, allowing your partner to free you from the need for birth control. But it is still surgery, and for men, it can represent a significant life change. As such, you need to be there to support them physically, mentally, and emotionally before and after the procedure….
What Happens to My Sperm After a Vasectomy?
A simple but common question our vasectomy clinic receives is about what happens to sperm after a vasectomy has been performed. This question is entirely understandable. After all, the purpose of a vasectomy is to remove sperm from a man’s semen so that when he ejaculates during intercourse, pregnancy does not occur. However, we know…
3 Ways Vasectomies Actually Help Women
It is common in hetereosexual couples that the female partner is solely responsible for contraceptive needs. Outside of condom use, which can fluctuate or be used temporarily, women are required to take ownership of pregnancy prevention entirely on their own. This involves taking or using different forms of birth control for year after year, many…
3 Reasons Why a Vasectomy Might Not Be Right for You
A vasectomy is an excellent option for many men, it is a form of permanent contraception with a high success rate and brief recovery period. The entire procedure is normally around 10-20 minutes, and most men can return to their normal routines within a couple of days. It relieves female partners from the burden of…
Five Reasons To (Finally) Get a Vasectomy
If you have been searching for an easy and effective form of birth control, it may be time to consider a vasectomy. Understandably, for many men, the idea of surgery may cause hesitation. However, learning more about this procedure and its benefits may help alleviate any fears you may have. 1. Efficacy Rates Vasectomies are…
World Vasectomy Day 2021
This year, World Vasectomy Day takes place on November 16th. The occasion offers an opportunity to promote better education around the vasectomy procedure as well as offer men and their partners a chance to consider the benefits of permanent contraception. Having a vasectomy can be a genuine turning point for anyone seeking a permanent solution…