Patient's question:
I recently don't know why my lower body is very uncomfortable, and I also don't have morning erections anymore. Please ask if getting a vasectomy is harmful to the body.Doctor's answer:
Male sterilization simply involves ligating the vas deferens, which transports sperm, thereby preventing sperm from entering the vagina. It does not cause any harm to the testicles. After ligation, the normal process of ejaculation during intercourse still occurs, and men can still experience the pleasure of ejaculation, although the semen will not contain sperm. Although the testicles' ability to produce sperm is unaffected, they still retain normal sperm absorption capabilities and are not damaged by excessive sperm accumulation. Since the testicles are not harmed in any way, the sex hormones they secrete are identical to those of a normal person, allowing them to maintain normal male sexual function and secondary male characteristics. It will absolutely not turn a man into a "eunuch." If some individuals feel a decline in sexual function after undergoing sterilization surgery, it is entirely due to psychological factors.