Compared with female ligation, male vasectomy is simpler, more convenient, safer and more reliable. However, many men have misunderstandings about ligation.
1. Several misunderstandings of men's ligation, have you been recruited?
1. After a man gets sterilized, he can't have sex?
Of course, male ligation is not a ligation of the male genitals, but surgery on the vas deferens , as the name suggests, this position is used to transport sperm.
The surgery only needs to find the position of the vas deferens, then make a small incision to remove the vas deferens and ligate them. Males can be discharged on the same day after the operation, The wound can be recovered in about a week .
And what controls male desire is actually the androgens in the body. As long as the secretion of male hormones is normal, no matter whether the male is ligated or not, it will not affect the normal function, but the ejaculate does not contain sperm.
Some men find abnormal sexual function after surgery, which is mostly due to psychological factors.
Under normal circumstances, men can have normal intercourse one month after ligation , but it is recommended to take contraceptive measures in the first three months to avoid unintended pregnancy caused by the survival of some sperm.

2. No ejaculation after ligation?
Men's semen contains sperm, prostatic fluid, seminal vesicle fluid, and epididymal fluid, among which semen only accounts for about 5%, and the remaining 95% is other fluids. Men after ligation, semen will no longer contain sperm , but some other components still exist, so men can ejaculate normally after ligation .
Some people will worry that these sperm will not affect the male body if they have been held in the body? The answer is no, because sperm that cannot get out will be gradually digested and decomposed by the body , which will not bring negative effects.
3. Will ligation reduce a man's "that aspect" function?
As mentioned above, male sexual function is mainly controlled by androgen secretion, and males with normal sexual function, whether ligation is performed or not, will not affect normal function.
The reason why some men feel that their ability after surgery is not good is mostly caused by psychological effects , and you can seek help from a psychiatrist for this situation.
4. Is it okay to have another child after ligation?
There is a "regret medicine" for male ligation. The data shows that men after ligation can recover again through surgery, and the probability of reconception within three years is 75% .
Over time, the likelihood of getting pregnant again decreases. That is to say, although there is a "regret medicine", it is not guaranteed that the dredging will be successful. Men must make adequate psychological preparations before surgery.
In addition to ligation, there are two more widely circulated periods in life that will affect intercourse. In fact, these two statements are not scientific.
Second, in addition to ligation, these two periods do not affect intercourse
1. Postmenopausal
Many people say that women lose the ability to have sex after menopause, which is not credible. Menopause means that women will no longer ovulate, the amount of estrogen secreted by the ovaries will also decline, and reproductive function will also decline to a certain extent.
But this does not mean that has lost sexual ability , women can still have normal intercourse after menopause. However, compared with premenopausal women, women have less estrogen secretion, and vaginal dryness may occur during intercourse , so it is necessary to make adequate preparations for intercourse to avoid causing physical problems to women. Discomfort.
2. After hysterectomy:
Hysterectomy means that women will not have menstrual periods again and lose their ability to reproduce, but it does not affect women's sexual intercourse. Because women's estrogen and progesterone come from the ovaries, it will not affect sexual life after hysterectomy.
Under normal circumstances, women can have normal sexual intercourse about 2 months after hysterectomy . During the first few times of sexual intercourse, pay attention to gentle movements.
3. What is the difference between men's ligation and women's ligation?
The principles of male ligation and female ligation are very similar, the former is to ligate the vas deferens, and the latter is to ligate the fallopian tubes. Both surgeries can be performed on an outpatient basis, and the patient can be discharged on the same day after the operation without causing too much impact on the body.
After ligation, women may have severe tubal adhesions . In this case, the chance of successful recanalization will drop significantly, but most women still have recanalization after surgery. Chances are the same as the situation after male ligation. There is a chance to be recanalized, but it may also fail.
Simply put, ligation is a permanent contraceptive measure for both women and men. It is necessary to do sufficient consideration before the operation, so as to avoid the situation that cannot be recanalized, and it will be too late to regret it.