Vasectomy question........?

Ok, was chatting with Mrs sithy, talking about contraceptives etc, and the subject of vasectomy popped up (sorry couldnt resist).

What we want to know is... do you still have an excretion (liquid) when you orgasm??? (wet patch - so to speak)

Dont know much about the subject, so any info appreciated

yes ... depsite what 'Heads up!' says here above me, you will lead a perfectly normal sex life with all things functioning as normal with the exception of being able to produce offspring. I had this done over 20 years ago and have had no problems. In fact, just last year I had a specific test done to see if the process was still reversible after all these years and was given a better than 50% chance should I ever decide I want to have children again, which is highly unlikely though.

Dont do it you will become an it.

Oooow shut up about that.

It just blocks the sperm, not the semen

my sex life really improved after vascectomy because my wife and I do not have any worries about getting pregnant. And yes it works the same as before but no sperm cells involved.

Yes it is called seminal fluid or semen. The procedure only stops sperm, not the semen.

Yepper! Just no swimmers..Other than that, it's all the same.

In a vasectomy, they ligate the vas deferens (the anatomy that enables the sperm to move from the testes to the urethra or exit to penis) so you wont ejaculate when you orgasm. You still have lubrication coz the prostate isnt gone but more likely no ejaculate (liquid excretion like you said).

I will never know this one, latest research shows a 5% greater overall mortality rate for men with than w/out, preliminarily thought to be caused by reabsorbed sperm in the bloodstream causing auto immune and other unforeseen disorders. Not to mention it can hurt and 1% end up permanently disabled. Save it for the cat/dog.

Come on, it's okay. Mrs. Sithy has gone through years of periods, maybe childbirth.....and probably using contraceptives......congratulations mr. sithy, it is your turn!!!!

Husband had one.....nothing changes except can't get preggers, still wet spot and everything....bet mrs. sithy would eliminate that too if she had a chance....sorry, I couldn't resist!!!! LOL

go get snipped, sex may even be better becasue you can relax more...not too relaxed....haha...but relax cause no one will be gtting be pregnant.......snip snip....good luck....a few days of having your balls iced and you will be fine!!!

Tell Mrs. Sithy not to worry, she won't notice a bit of difference after the procedure. Neither will Mr. Sithy for that matter. Only the tube that carries "the guys" get's cut and tied. All else remains the same. Well... except that it is much less worrisome when you... how should I say... go asporting!

Yes you do, there is however a small reduction in the volume of ejaculate, and it is also a little thinner in consistency. Everything else feels exactly the some. Mrs Sithy will certainly not notice any appreciable difference either.

The added advantage if you do have a vasectomy is you will earn several brownie points from Mrs Sithy for being a big brave boy and finally lifted the weight of contraception from her shoulders!

Let me reassure you that this is a very simple procedure with little discomfort, BUT you must consider it irreversible!

My hubby had one 8 years ago and yes you still get the "wet patch" (unfortunatly)

It's been great though, no worries, no scares and no regrets. We've got three kids anyway, anymore and we'd have had to get a bigger car!!!

Yes you still ejaculate fluid. Ejaculate is only about 10% spermatoza and about 90% prostate fluid.

After you have a vasectomy - everything will be exactly the same as before with the exception of being able to father children.

yes u will

Go for it, it was the best decision I ever made. You will have full control of YOUR future. Not some broad playing menstrual roulette every month!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just don't forget to wear a condom until you get the all clear from your doctor (about 20 deposits).

I had the "snip" about 3 years ago, and I agree with most responses, best thing I have ever done, considering what my wife went through with child birth. Nothing changes in regards to getting a erection or ejeculating, but our sex life has improved dramatically. One thing to remember, for the first 48 hours after the procedure, don't do anything strenous or physical, just relax on the couch watching TV.

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Vasectomy: The right form of birth control for you?
Vasectomy provides a permanent form of birth control for men. Is it right for you?
Vasectomy is a surgical procedure that permanently makes a man unable to father a child (sterile). It involves severing and sealing the two tubes (vasa deferentia) that carry sperm from your testicles to your seminal fluid (semen). After the procedure, your semen will not contain sperm, so when you ejaculate during sexual intercourse, you'll be unable to get a woman pregnant.
Worldwide, about 50 million men have had a vasectomy. Each year, approximately 500,000 American men undergo the procedure. More American married couples rely on it for family planning than on any other method except female sterilization (tubal ligation) and birth control pills (oral contraceptives). Because a vasectomy often can't be reversed, you need to carefully consider the pros and cons before choosing it.
Who is it for?
Most men who seek vasectomies have been married for at least 10 years. If you're considering a vasectomy, it's essential that you and your partner both want a permanent form of birth control. Vasectomy may be an option if:
路You and your partner agree that you have all the children you want
路You and your partner are unable or unwilling to use another birth control method
路Your partner has a health condition that makes pregnancy unsafe
You may want to forgo vasectomy if you're:
路Unsure about having children in the future
路In an unstable relationship
路Motivated primarily by a desire to please your partner
路Young, with many life changes ahead
路Single, divorced or separated
路Counting on having children later by having the vasectomy reversed or freezing your sperm
It's not uncommon for men to consider vasectomy in response to a stressful situation such as an illness, financial setback, death in the family or birth of a child. Because the stress may be temporary, however, it's better to seek counseling or psychotherapy to help you cope than to undergo a surgical procedure you may later regret.
Before deciding on a vasectomy, you and your partner should consider its long-term implications. Ask yourself how you'd feel if you had a vasectomy and:
路One of your children died
路Your financial situation improved so that you could afford another child
路You and your partner separated or divorced, or your partner died

A vasectomy is the most cost effective birth control available.

The sad thing is, about 2/3 of all you hear about a vasectomy is just plain crap. Why? There are three reasons;

First there is so much stigma over it. Women are taking jobs that once were excursively taken by men. As a result, men are so scared of loosing their manhood, they fear getting a vasectomy.

Second, vasectomies have lost their luster. Why? Back in the 70鈥檚 and 80鈥檚 STD鈥檚 were rare. In light of the rarity, a man could get a vasectomy, and then never worry about having a condom. A vasectomy will prevent pregnancy, but sadly offers no protection against STD. So today men must use condoms having had a vasectomy or not.

Third, is just dogma. Religious groups spread a lot of negative propaganda. Why? You don鈥檛 get future members for the congregation if the members get vasectomies.

Well, I have digressed. Back to the subject;

The sperm is the only thing absent from a mans鈥?sidemen once he has had a vasectomy. The sperm only makes up about 5% of the fluid. So, as you may have guessed, everythng works the same, and a vasectomy is undetectable.

Do men have problems after getting a vasectomy? Yes, they do. Why? Because they feel deep inside that they have lost their manhood. No other reason.

BTW: I got mine 20 years ago. I am over 40 now. I have never had so much of one side effect.

my hub had a vasectomy and 1 1/2 yr later only to find out I am pregnant, it was a total shock and at first did not believe the doctor we then went to the doctors to have his sperm rechecked and no surprise he was very fertile, we suspect his vas deferens had regrown it is not 100% like most people think

sprinkle cat urine on your vagina