Vasectomy
There is a lot of stigma regarding vasectomy and many men are reluctant to consider this as a form of contraception.
Vasectomies using the NSV are incredibly safe and effective. Did you know that vasectomies are up to 10 times more effective than female sterilisation and in most cases can be done in around 15 minutes in the doctors office.
Many many are worried about the pain/discomfort of a vasectomy. The reality is that the procedure is relatively painless and post op most men are back to normal activities within a few days and heavy or strenuous activities within one week.
Why Should you consider Belfast’s Carryduff clinic with Vasectomy NI?
The vasectomy surgeons that work in Carryduff vasectomy clinic have extensive experience in carrying out Non scalpel vasectomies performing hundreds of vasectomies each year. They monitor the failure and complication rate which are well within national standards.
You can be assured that you are in safe hands and they will work to alleviate any anxiety you may have.
In addition our experienced nursing and administration team can answer any queries that you may have.
Our aim is to make your vasectomy journey a smooth process from start to finish.
Some FAQs about Vasectomies
Is vasectomy a good idea?
Vasectomies are the most effective form of male contraception, with 99% efficacy.
What is the right age to get a vasectomy?
There is no right or wrong time to get a vasectomy. An 18+ adult can choose to have a vasectomy at any time in their lives. The younger the age the higher chance you may regret your decision.
Is vasectomy painful?
The procedure can cause some pain or discomfort, with some residue swelling and bruising, but it isn’t ruled as terribly painful. The aftercare for the procedure includes icing, painkillers, and an entire day of rest.
Am I sterile right away?
Sperm can hand around for upto 12 weeks after a vasectomy. You will need at least one semen analysis in 4 months and occasionally a second at 7 months to confirm that the procedure has been a success.
Will a vasectomy affect my sex drive?
Absolutely not. There is no evidence that vasectomy has any effect on Sex Drive. Indeed some people find that they are more relaxed with no contraceptive worries that it can actually make your sex life more fulfilling.
What if I change my mind?
You should not have a vasectomy if you do not feel that your family is complete. There are other methods of contraception such as the pill, coils and implants that are extremely effective and allow you time to ensure that your family is complete.
Are there any people that are not suitable for vasectomy using the Non scalpel Technique?
There are very few people that are not suitable for a vasectomy however you will have a consultation with the doctor before your operation to ensure that you are suitable. The doctor will take a thorough history and check any medication you may be taken to ensure that you are suitable. Some men that have had previous scrotal surgery, on blood thinning medication or have extremely high BMI’s may be unsuitable but in most circumstances it may be possible.
Conclusion
Non Scalpel Vasectomy is an extremely effective and safe method of contraception. At VasectomyNI’s Belfast clinic we have a wealth of experience and expertise carrying out this procedure. If you are not sure if this is the right method of contraception for you or you have any concerns. Please contact us through our enquiry form. This is monitored regularly and one of our team will contact you to discuss your options.