Vasectomy information

Vasectomy is a minor operation that is usually done at a doctor's office or at a clinic. During the vasectomy surgery, the two tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the urinary tract are altered so sperm cannot pass through and be released to fertilize a woman's egg during sexual intercourse.

Semen samples
Many men who have a vasectomy fail to ever submit a semen sample to make sure the procedure worked. After a vasectomy, men have to submit semen samples to make sure there is no sperm, or at least no viable sperm. Most urologists want two consecutive sperm-free samples, which means asking patients to return at least twice after their vasectomy. However, many men fail to do so. Sometimes one-quarter of the patients they followed never returned to submit a semen sample. And half didn't get a second sperm analysis, as their surgeon had advised. On the other hand, the majority of men in both groups failed to have a second confirmatory test. The problem may rest not with the patients, but with the post-vasectomy process. Asking men to submit two sperm-free sample may be overly demanding. BJU International, May 2007.

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