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" No Scalpel Vasectomy" The GP Centre Day Surgery Unit 322 Malden Road, North Cheam, Surrey
Sutton,SM3 6EP Vasectomy This is now generally accepted in the UK as a sensible and effective method of birth control. It is especially suitable method when in the opinion of the husband and wife/partner their family is complete and other methods have proved unacceptable or inefficient. Vasectomy is a minor operation usually performed under local anaesthetic and will not effect a man’s sexual power. Indeed, it may enhance a marriage by increasing the freedom of intercourse. THE NO-SCALPEL TECHNIQUE The No-Scalpel technique is a technique to do the vasectomy through one single puncture, this made into the scrotum and through this puncture the vas grasped using a special instrument. The procedure is done under local anaesthetic. It represents a significant improvement over conventional techniques in that it is more elegant and less traumatic.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION It is important that each patient understands that vasectomy is
approached as an irreversible procedure. While vasectomy can be reversed
surgically at times, its successful reversal cannot be guaranteed
and also important is the fact that the vas deferens can grow back
together. This is called recanalization and occurs only rarely, less than 0.5%
of the time. AFTER THE OPERATION Following your procedure it is important that you remain off your feet as much as possible for 24 to 48 hours. This is important to minimise the chance of post-surgical complications. After that most men are able to resume work unless it is physically very strenuous. Some bruising of the skin around the site of the operation is not unusual. Some men may experience pain in the scrotum or groin, which may persist for several weeks. SPERM TESTS The operation does not immediately make you sterile since there are
many sperms in the storage space between the cut tube and the end of the penis
and time must be allowed for these to be flushed out at each intercourse. The
policy of this centre is to have two sperm tests one at 12 weeks and another at
16 weeks. In general the greater the number of ejaculations in the weeks
following the operation, the shorter the time taken to clear the storage system.
Most men clear the sperm from their semen within four months. In some cases,
however, further test may be requested and exceptionally a second operation may
become necessary. The benefits of having your surgery here are:
For further information & Operative details click Here e mail dm@vasectomy-clinic.co.uk
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