Vasectomy is a commonly used permanent birth control method among men who do not want to have children or have already completed their families. This minimally invasive outpatient procedure typically takes less than 30 minutes to perform. During a vasectomy, a minor surgical procedure is performed by a Brooklyn...
Read MoreThe decision to have children or not have them is one that should be taken seriously. But sometimes people change their minds. They may think they don’t want any kids, only to meet a special someone who does want them. It’s difficult and even impossible to reverse a tubal...
Read MoreWith Roe v. Wade being overturned, women’s right to abortions have been affected. Men are stepping up to the plate when it comes to birth control and this has led to a huge increase in vasectomies. In fact, some doctors have seen a 400% increase in vasectomy requests. A...
Read MoreMany men get a vasectomy because they don’t want any (more) children. While a vasectomy is meant to be permanent birth control, some men reconsider over time. They may simply decide they want kids, but many get divorced and remarried and find a partner who wants kids. Or tragically,...
Read MoreMany men choose a vasectomy for permanent birth control because of the many benefits. It’s cheaper and easier than permanent birth control for women. Plus, the recovery time is much shorter and there is less risk of serious side effects. However, like any surgical procedure, complications can still occur....
Read MoreSome men want children; others don’t. Then there are those who decide they are done after having one, two, three, or more. When men decide they don’t want any more kids, they don’t have many options for birth control. Condoms are not desirable because they have to be used...
Read MoreWhen a man is done having children, or decides he doesn’t want children at all, he may desire a permanent birth control option for peace of mind. For men, a vasectomy is the most effective form of birth control. Permanent birth control is much easier for a man than...
Read MoreAre you thinking about getting a vasectomy in Brooklyn? It is one of the most effective techniques of family planning. The treatment is non-invasive and safe. It does not endanger one’s sexual health. However, you must consider how you will pay for it. ‘Is a vasectomy covered by Medicare?’...
Read MoreVasectomy surgery is done on the vas deferens, which are the tubes that introduce sperm into your sperm. As a result, it’s understandable if you’re curious about how the process impacts your ejaculation. Is a vasectomy going to help with premature ejaculation? With the rising popularity of vasectomy treatments...
Read MoreThere are numerous birth control methods for women but much fewer for men. There are essentially two methods of birth control for men. Condoms are the most common male birth control method. The other way is a vasectomy. A vasectomy is a surgical procedure that involves cutting the vas...
Read MoreDid you recently have a vasectomy? You probably have questions about ejaculation and how it could be different. What happens during ejaculation after vasectomy? The simple answer is nothing is different. A vasectomy cannot influence the appearance or volume of your ejaculate fluid. The only difference is that your...
Read MoreApproximately 50 million men have been through vasectomy procedures. This represents about five percent of married men within the reproductive age bracket. In New York, vasectomy has become more common than ever. There are plenty of vasectomy clinics, and many health insurance plans now cover it. Your urologist in...
Read MoreThere are very few effective forms of birth control for monogamous couples as the vasectomy procedure. However, many men are usually concerned and have second thoughts about the actual operation. Some of the commonly asked questions are, “Is vasectomy painful?” “What if the surgeon slips?” “How severe are the...
Read MoreA vasectomy, also known as male sterilization, is a surgical procedure that prevents sperm produced and stored in the male sex glands from getting into contact with the semen produced during orgasm. This is made possible by blocking or cutting the vas deferens (tubes carrying sperm from the testes...
Read MoreEpididymitis is simply an inflammation or infection of the epididymis. It commonly affects men, particularly around the epididymis, which is usually exposed, resulting in a risk of local infection. Some of the common symptoms of epididymis include a “pull” feeling above the testicle, lower abdominal pain, pain of the...
Read MoreVasectomy is a form of contraception for men that prevents the release of sperm into the ejaculate. Pregnancy cannot occur when sperm and semen are not included in an ejaculation. If you want to get a vasectomy in Brooklyn, you should see a Urologist in Brooklyn, New York. After...
Read MoreA vasectomy is a procedure where the tubes that carry sperm out of the testicles are cut or blocked so that a man cannot make his partner pregnant. After 2-3 months, this method is almost 100% effective in preventing pregnancy. The success rate of vasectomies is a reason why...
Read MoreVasectomy is a surgical procedure for male sterilization or permanent birth control. During the vasectomy, the vasa deferentia (the tubes that carry sperm) are cut and tied or sealed to prevent sperm from entering the seminal stream (semen). Vasectomy is usually performed in an out-patient procedure or can be...
Read MoreVasectomy is an operation that involves cutting or blocking the vas deferens to stop sperm from entering into the ejaculate. The Vas Deferens is tubes in men that carry sperm from testicles produced to the urethra, where they leave the penis when urinating or ejaculating. This procedure is usually...
Read MoreIt’s natural for men to want some degree of control over reproduction, primarily if their partner seeks to stop having children. However, permanent forms of birth control are not always discussed or considered with casual partners or new clients seeking vasectomy information. Vasectomies are more prevalent in some areas...
Read MoreA vasectomy is a permanent form of male birth control. Following a vasectomy, sperm cannot escape from your reproductive system and cause a pregnancy. Instead, the sperm is broken down and absorbed by the body. A vasectomy involves cutting off the vas deferens, the tubes that deliver sperm from...
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Vasectomy A vasectomy is a permanent form of birth control that men receive to prevent pregnancy. When performed properly at Urologists in Brooklyn, New York, vasectomies are very effective at preventing pregnancies. If you’re thinking about getting a vasectomy or just had one....
Read MoreVasectomy reversal is a surgical procedure that restores the flow of sperm from the testes to your semen. This surgery is done when you want to have children after having had a vasectomy. It can be difficult for many men in Brooklyn to consider having this procedure because they...
Read MoreMany men in Brooklyn, NY, are afraid to talk about vasectomies because they feel it is too personal. But, this procedure can be an excellent option for men who want to stop having children and wish to remain intact. Vasectomy reversals can be an expensive process that might not...
Read MoreVasectomy procedures have recently become a popular way for men in Brooklyn, New York, to prevent pregnancies. However, many men experience pain after this minor surgery. It can be more than just a minor inconvenience. Vasectomy pain and discomfort can make it difficult to go on with your regular...
Read MoreIf you had a vasectomy, getting your partner pregnant is the last thing on your mind. The procedures are 99 percent effective in preventing pregnancy. This, therefore, means that there are still minimal chances of pregnancy after vasectomy. Some men get their partners pregnant even though they have had...
Read MoreOne of the most common questions for New York men considering vasectomies as a form of contraception is ‘How hard is the recovery journey?’ You can discuss the possible pain and side effects with your doctor. Vasectomy is one of the safest, most effective, and least invasive forms of...
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