Vasectomy and Sex and Orgasm – Are there sexual risks to the operation?

Vasectomy only affects the flow of sperms but when it comes to Sex and Orgasm it has very little effects

The purpose of vasectomy is to make a man sterile permanently that is to say, with vasectomy done the individual will not be able to father children all the remaining days of his life. It is done through a process that blocks or cuts the tubes carrying sperms from the testicles. On completion of the process, sperm cannot be mixed with semen (semen is the fluid a man ejaculates during orgasm). It is important to know that semen is not manufactured in the testicles and therefore vasectomy doesn’t affect the semen or how it is ejaculated. It’s just that after vasectomy, a man’s semen not have any sperm, so he cannot make a woman pregnant. I want to believe that from the introduction of this article, you’re already wondering how this will affect your sexuality. You’re very much in order and I want to encourage you to stay in very close touch with doctor Akoury an expert in this line and all your worries will be addressed professionally but in the meantime let us explore more on the topic.

How is vasectomy done?

There are two main techniques for performing vasectomy with the common denominator being that they both block or cut the two tubes known as the vas deferens that carry sperm cells from the testicles:

Conventional vasectomy

In this approach, a physician makes one or two small cuts in the skin of the scrotum, which has been numbed with a local anesthetic. The vas deferens is cut, and a small piece may be removed. Next, the doctor ties or clips the cut ends and sews up the scrotal incision. The procedure is then repeated on the other side.

Vasectomy and Sex and Orgasm – Less Pleasurable Sex Very Rare

It is true that the process of vasectomies rarely affects men sexual abilities and that many men who have gone through the process have little or no experience of releasing at the time of orgasm. This may then explain why many healthcare providers who have performed numerous vasectomies may have not come across a patient reporting that their experience of sex deteriorated after the vasectomy and probably that could be the reason why all the doctors you’ve met and interacted with have had little to say in response to this question “Does vasectomy affect orgasm or masculinity?” if I have got your attention then it is important to note that even though the above is the case, it does not necessarily mean that your opposite experience isn’t valid or doesn’t warrant attention. Take note of this having a vasectomy can affect men’s feelings about themselves, their bodies, and their sexuality in very important ways. These effects may necessitate that you consult with a qualified trained professional or therapist to further explore how having a vasectomy has impacted your sex life.

Like I have mention above all matters relating to sexual dysfunctions for whatever reason are best handled with doctor Dalal Akoury. There is no amount of fear or embarrassment that can bring solutions to health complications. It will therefore be prudent that you seek for medication attention now even if you’re still not very sure of your feelings. Those feelings may be pointing at very serious health issues. I recommend that you take that bold step and call the expert at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center. This is a medical facility founded by Doctor Akoury purposely to administer treatment for people like you who need extra degree of confidentiality. When you get to the doctor’s office, you will be attended to by the doctor herself professionally and exclusively focusing on Neuroendocrine Restoration (NER) to reinstate normality through realization of the oneness of Spirit, Mind, and Body, Unifying the threesome into ONE. The solution is on the way just waiting for your call to the doctor.

Advantages of vasectomy

• A one-time, relatively inexpensive cost but the good news is that it is often covered by insurance or state grant programs
• More dependable than any other form of birth control
• Less expensive and poses less of a medical risk than female sterilization
• Easier to reverse than female sterilization
• Eliminates risks to female partner of oral contraceptives or IUDs
• Freedom from hassle and worry of contraception
• One of the main advantages of vasectomy that it is relatively permanent this can also be a disadvantage if at a later date the man changes his mind about having children. Even though it is possible to reversing a vasectomy it will be very difficult and expensive operation with no guarantee of success.
• The possibilities of keeping semen in a sperm bank to preserve them with a view of producing pregnancy some day is realistic. However, doing this is costly, and the sperm in stored semen do not always remain healthy and able to cause pregnancy. For all of these reasons, doctors advise that vasectomy be undertaken only by men who are prepared to accept the fact that they will no longer be able to father a child. The decision should be considered along with other contraceptive options. It is also important that married men or those in serious relationships should discuss this subject with their partners intensively.
• Although it is extremely effective for preventing pregnancy, vasectomy does not offer protection against AIDS or other sexually transmitted diseases. And for this reason it is important that vasectomized men continue to use condoms which offer considerable protection against the spread of disease, in any sexual encounter that carries the risk of contracting or transmitting infection.

Disadvantages to vasectomy

Finally whatever the decision you make or what you choose to do it is important remembering that doctor Akoury will always be there for you solely to help you overcome all your sexual fears, frustrations or any other concerns you may have. Life must go on in the most fulfilling way and calling doctor Akoury will guarantee this, try her now.

Vasectomy and Sex and Orgasm – Are there sexual risks to the operation?