Can Men Test Semen Early After Vasectomy? Understanding the Timeline
Post-vasectomy issues? After a male undergoes a vasectomy, it is generally advised to wait until he has ejaculated 15-20 times or to wait for about 3 months before returning to the clinic to check for sperm in the semen. If he completes the 15-20 ejaculations earlier, is it possi...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: I personally recommend at least 2 months, and to have a check-up within the last 3 months. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can Men Test Semen Early After Vasectomy? Understanding the Timeline
Understanding Fibrosis After Vasectomy: Is It Normal?
Fibrosis at the ligation site? Doctor, I had a vasectomy six months ago, and recently I noticed that a small fibrous lump at the site of the vasectomy has enlarged (at one side of the vas deferens incision). It is visibly protruding in the scrotal area, and the lump is not painfu...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Please seek medical attention.[Read More] Understanding Fibrosis After Vasectomy: Is It Normal?
Can Vasectomy Address Post-Micturition Dribbling Issues?
Vasectomy and urinary incontinence? If someone experiences urinary leakage after using the restroom for an extended period, can this issue be addressed simultaneously if they are considering a vasectomy?
Dr. Fu Shizhang Reply:
The two issues are unrelated; post-void residual urine leakage of this type is not treated with surgery.[Read More] Can Vasectomy Address Post-Micturition Dribbling Issues?
Post-Vasectomy Care: When Can You Ejaculate After Surgery?
Post-vasectomy issues After undergoing a laser vasectomy, if it has been three days and there is no pain or swelling, it is generally recommended to wait at least seven days before resuming ejaculation. This allows adequate time for healing and reduces the risk of complications. ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: I personally recommend about a week. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Vasectomy Care: When Can You Ejaculate After Surgery?
Managing Recurrent Vasitis: Treatment Options and Long-Term Concerns
Recurrent epididymitis? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask you about recurrent vasitis after vasectomy over the past few years. Each time, I have only received anti-inflammatory treatment. Is there a definitive cure for this condition? Will this lead to any long-term changes or c...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Postoperative inflammation should not lead to lesions or cancer. It's important to pay attention to your body's immune system. Even after treatment, it may not guarantee a complete cure, and there's no assurance that the condition won't worsen. Wishing ...[Read More] Managing Recurrent Vasitis: Treatment Options and Long-Term Concerns
Understanding Vasitis After Vasectomy: Causes, Treatment, and Concerns
Vasitis due to vasectomy Hello, doctor. I would like to ask if epididymitis caused by a vasectomy can persist and recur indefinitely? Is there a definitive treatment for it? Over the long term, is there a concern for any pathological changes or cancer development? Would reconnect...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Each individual's constitution is different, and there may still be potential complications from the sterilization procedure. It is advisable to follow up with your original treating physician for consultation and evaluation. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding Vasitis After Vasectomy: Causes, Treatment, and Concerns
Can I Get a Vasectomy After Divorce with a Child?
Can someone with children who is divorced undergo a vasectomy? Doctor, I am 52 years old and divorced, with a 25-year-old child. Can I undergo a vasectomy? I have a partner.
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Yes, please schedule an appointment for the physician to evaluate.[Read More] Can I Get a Vasectomy After Divorce with a Child?
Can Pregnancy Occur After a Vasectomy Reversal? Understanding the Odds
After a vasectomy reversal, how long might it take to conceive naturally? My boyfriend had a vasectomy about two years ago and previously suffered from varicocele, but he has since undergone surgery and has had a good prognosis. A little over two weeks ago, he told me he went to ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: After a vasectomy reversal, it is necessary to perform a semen analysis to check the sperm quality in order to determine if natural conception is possible. This also depends on the physician's expertise, the individual's health condition, and how long it has been...[Read More] Can Pregnancy Occur After a Vasectomy Reversal? Understanding the Odds
Can Kidney Inflammation and Vasectomy Lead to Permanent Infertility?
Vas deferens issues Hello doctor, I would like to ask if kidney inflammation leading to infections in the vas deferens, catheter, and bladder, which also resulted in the complete removal of the vas deferens, means that one will be permanently infertile?
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Hello: If both vas deferens are cut, sperm cannot be expelled, leading to infertility. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can Kidney Inflammation and Vasectomy Lead to Permanent Infertility?
Understanding Vasectomy: Can Sperm Production Ever Return?
Sterilization Issues Hello doctor, I previously had a kidney infection that led to infections in the vas deferens, catheter, and bladder. Eventually, the entire vas deferens was removed. Does this mean that I will never produce sperm again?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If both vas deferens are cut, natural conception is not possible. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Vasectomy: Can Sperm Production Ever Return?
Can Complete Vasectomy Lead to Permanent Infertility?
Complete vasectomy? Hello doctor, I would like to ask if inflammation of the kidneys leading to infections in the vas deferens, catheter, and bladder, which also resulted in the complete removal of the vas deferens, means that sperm cannot be expelled and will result in permanent...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If both vas deferens are cut, sperm cannot be expelled, leading to infertility. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can Complete Vasectomy Lead to Permanent Infertility?
Post-Vasectomy Concerns: Understanding Hard Lumps and Recovery
Post-vasectomy issues in men? Dear Doctor, I have completed a vasectomy two months ago, and I currently have a small hard lump below the surgical incision. The surgeon mentioned that it is a lump formed by internal sutures that have not been absorbed and are encapsulated by tissu...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It should be allowed to absorb; if there is no redness or infection, surgery is not necessary. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Vasectomy Concerns: Understanding Hard Lumps and Recovery
Chronic Testicular Pain After Surgery: Seeking Answers and Solutions
I have been suffering from chronic testicular pain for almost a year, and I feel like I can't go on. It's seriously affecting my mental health. Please help me? Summary: The article is lengthy because I have been in pain for a long time, and I am pleading for help from t...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. The surgery took much longer than expected; it was originally anticipated to last 30 minutes to 1 hour, but the surgical record shows that the operation lasted over 2 hours, with anesthesia time approaching 3 hours. Additionally, I found online that laparoscopic surge...[Read More] Chronic Testicular Pain After Surgery: Seeking Answers and Solutions
Possibility of Unmarried Male Vasectomy: Understanding the Regulations and Options
The likelihood of unmarried men undergoing sterilization? Hello, I would like to inquire about the possibility of voluntary sterilization for unmarried men. I have seen that most discussions online interpret the Eugenics Protection Act, which states that individuals who do not me...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Generally, sterilization procedures are not intended to treat diseases, and therefore, health insurance does not cover them. This requires a consensus between the physician and the applicant. Essentially, applicants are typically middle-aged or older, and after reaching an agreem...[Read More] Possibility of Unmarried Male Vasectomy: Understanding the Regulations and Options
Understanding Semen Analysis After Male Vasectomy: Timing and Reasons
Semen analysis after male sterilization? After a male undergoes a vasectomy, it is commonly advised to either ejaculate 15 times or wait for 3 months before returning to the clinic to check for sperm in the semen. The rationale behind the 3-month waiting period is based on the li...
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Hello: Generally, it is considered that 15 ejaculations can deplete the sperm count, but if not counting the frequency, a recommendation is to wait for 3 months. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Semen Analysis After Male Vasectomy: Timing and Reasons
Understanding Semen Analysis After Male Vasectomy: Timing and Reasons
Semen analysis after male sterilization? Hello, after a male undergoes a vasectomy, it is commonly advised to either ejaculate 15 times or wait 3 months before returning to the clinic to check if there are still sperm in the semen. I understand that the 15 times is to help clear ...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
After ejaculation 15 times[Read More] Understanding Semen Analysis After Male Vasectomy: Timing and Reasons
Understanding Post-Vasectomy Semen Analysis: Timing and Reasons
Post-Vasectomy in Men After a male undergoes a vasectomy, it is generally advised to either wait for 15 ejaculations or 3 months before returning to the clinic to check for sperm in the semen. The rationale behind the 3-month waiting period is based on the lifespan of sperm and t...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Generally, it is considered that 15 ejaculations can empty the prostate, but if not counting the number of times, a recommendation is to do so every three months. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Post-Vasectomy Semen Analysis: Timing and Reasons
Understanding Semen Analysis After Male Vasectomy: Timing and Reasons
Semen analysis after male sterilization? After a male undergoes a vasectomy, it is commonly advised to either ejaculate 15 times or wait for 3 months before returning to the clinic to check for sperm in the semen. The reasoning behind the 15 ejaculations is to help clear any resi...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Generally, it is recommended to ejaculate more than ten times within three months. If you do not want to count the number of times, just consider a period of three months. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Semen Analysis After Male Vasectomy: Timing and Reasons
Post-Vasectomy Sperm Analysis: Timing and Requirements Explained
Semen analysis after vasectomy? Hello, regarding the sperm analysis after male sterilization, it is generally indicated to wait for either 15 ejaculations or 3 months. Are these conditions concurrent? In other words, does one need to have both 15 ejaculations and 3 months elapsed...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is generally recommended to have 15 tests. If there is no complete clearance and only a small amount is detected, it is advisable to retest after some time. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Vasectomy Sperm Analysis: Timing and Requirements Explained
Benefits of Sperm Absorption After Vasectomy: What You Need to Know
Sperm absorption after vasectomy? Hello, I would like to ask if the body absorbs sperm after a vasectomy, and what are the benefits of this absorption for the body's performance?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: There are no significant benefits other than the fact that you won't get pregnant after sterilization. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Benefits of Sperm Absorption After Vasectomy: What You Need to Know