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Vasectomy
Vasectomy treatment in Hebbal, Bangalore
It is a form of male contraception that decreases the supply of sperm to the spermatozoa. To begin the process of sperm extraction, the sperm tubes are cut and sealed before the process can begin. It is typically possible to complete the procedure under local anaesthesia without the need for an inpatient stay and there is a low risk of complications associated with it.
Before having a vasectomy treatment in Hebbal, Bangalore, you should make sure that you have no intention of fathering a child in the future and that you will not be doing so. While vasectomy is a permanent method of birth control for men, even if it is reversible, it should be regarded as a permanent method of birth control.
Vasectomy does not offer any protection against sexually transmitted infections when it comes to Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs).
It usually takes between 10 and 30 minutes to perform a vasectomy. It is likely that your doctor will follow the following steps when performing a vasectomy,
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A thin needle is used to inject a local anaesthetic into the skin of your scrotum
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As soon as the surgery area is numb, the doctor will make a small cut in the upper scrotum area. An alternative method to making an incision is to make a small puncture in the scrotum with a "no-scalpel" technique
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Find the tube that carries testicular semen withdraw a portion of the vas deferens through the incision or puncture
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When the vas deferens has been removed from the scrotum, the doctors cut it
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The doctor may seal the vas deferens by tying it, heating it, using surgical clips, or by using a combination of these methods. Your doctor then re-inserts the vas deferens ends in the scrotum
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The doctor ensures that the incision at the site of surgery is closed. Some cases may require stitches or glue. The wounds can close on their own over time.
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