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Nonsurgical Vasectomy: A Safe Alternative?

The nonsurgical vasectomy, or no scalpel vasectomy, is a modern alternative to the conventional microscopic vasectomy. Invented by a Chinese surgeon years ago, this procedure was introduced to American hospitals in the year 1988 and has been increasing in popularity ever since. But why is it so popular? What makes it different from the traditional procedure? Why should you care? These are all question that will be answered, if you keep reading! Why it is Popular The popularity of this procedure is a direct result of the ease with which it is performed. Rather than ... read more

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The nonsurgical vasectomy, or no scalpel vasectomy, is a modern alternative 
to the conventional microscopic vasectomy. Invented by a Chinese surgeon years 
ago, this procedure was introduced to American hospitals in the year 1988 and 
has been increasing in popularity ever since. But why is it so popular? What 
makes it different from the traditional procedure? Why should you care? These 
are all question that will be answered, if you keep reading! 
 
Why it is Popular 
 
The popularity of this procedure is a direct result of the ease with which it is 
performed. Rather than making incisions that result in excessive bleeding 
(excessive in comparison to the no scalpel approach), scarring, and stitches, 
this method simply leaves a tiny pin sized mark (if any). Instead of cutting a 
slit, this procedure just opens a hole, separates the tube, and seals the holes 
made in the tube. This reduces the risk of infection, as there is much faster 
healing and much lower vulnerability (resulting from open wounds). Additionally, 
it is much easier to reverse this procedure through a microscopic vasectomy 
reversal, as there will be less scar tissue to cut through. Finally, though 
vasectomy prices differ based on who your vasectomy doctor is, this procedure is 
generally cheaper than conventional vasectomies. 
 
Why it Matters 
 
There is a small vasectomy failure rate, as some do experience a vasectomy 
problem. This is generally the result of recanalization (the tubes reconnecting 
spontaneously). Another problem that occurs is infection (but as mentioned, the 
risk is pretty much eliminated using this approach). Finally, there is the most 
important factor in getting a vasectomy: 
 
SEX! 
 
Sex is the motivation for <a href="http://www.vasectomyresource.com/" target=_blank> 
vasectomies</a>, as nobody would get one if they didn't want to eliminate the 
risk of pregnancy. Sex after vasectomy procedures can be just as fulfilling as 
ever, but the first few times, men will experience pain. Additionally, 
vasectomies cannot always be reversed. However, it is possible to have a 
pregnancy after vasectomy reversal (if your body can handle the reversal 
procedure). The benefit of the no scalpel approach is that it opens the 
opportunity for a vasectomy reversal in the future. It is important to know that 
you can experience a vasectomy and still have a pregnancy. The reason is that 
good sperm will still exist (in lower quantity) after the procedure. Even though 
vasectomy effectiveness is very high, there is still a small vasectomy failure 
rate. To reduce this risk, always have a follow up exam. 
 
Alternatives 
 
Before going though with this operation, it is important to analyze every 
vasectomy alternative. Most of the alternatives involve birth control and 
condoms, but because the operation can't always be reversed, it is something you 
should think about. Finally, there is also the option of having the female 
partner undergo tubal ligation or "getting her tubes tied". The reason this is 
not recommended, though, is because women have a much greater chance of 
detrimental side effects than men do with the equivalent procedure. Keep this in 
mind as you consider this operation and, remember, it's better to not have sex 
than it is to have a life changing operation that you may regret.

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