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Vasectomy Surgery in India

Vasectomy is also termed as male sterilization. The process involves prevention of sperm entering the seminal stream. This is a permanent solution to birth control. Vasectomy should not be understood as castration (removal of the testicle). The surgery does not involve much time and complication. It is all about sealing one side of vas deferens. Vasectomy is executed in a medical clinic and it takes 30 minutes for the procedure to be completed. Within one hour of Vasectomy, the patient is send back home.

Types Of Vasectomy

There are different types Vasectomy, which a patient can choose from.

No-Scalpel Vasectomy:

This method is also known as the key-hole vasectomy. This involves puncture of the scrotal sac. This method has less chance of infection.

Open-Ended Vasectomy:

In this method does not involve sealing of the testicular end of the vas deferens.
No-Needle:
This Is The Normal Method Of Vasectomy With Local Anesthesia. This Is A Painless Method. Fascial Interposition:

This method prevents recanalization of vas deferens.
Vas Irrigation:

It involves injecting of sterile water to the distal portion of the vas deferens. This kills the sperms.
Benefits Of Vasectomy

There are various benefits of Vasectomy:
As and when a couple decides not to have many more children they can go for Vasectomy.
Vasectomy is permanent, so instead of using a long-term contraceptive, the method of vasectomy is better.
It has less complication than permanent sterilization in women.

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