The success rates for vasectomy reversals depend on a number of factors, including how long ago you had the vasectomy, and the condition of your tubes down there, he explained.
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In most cases if you had the vasectomy within the last seven years, a vasectomy reversal is a simple process of putting the tubes back together through microsurgery, he said.
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The new contraceptive is meant to be a vasectomy alternative, but unlike a vasectomy, the researchers want to make it reversible, which they've shown to be possible in rabbits, Lissner said.
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To be clear here: After a vasectomy, you still ejaculate.
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"We should be talking about vasectomy more," Dr. Manson said.
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Until then, go over and stand in the vasectomy line.
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"He said, 'Don't worry, I've had a vasectomy,'" she recounted.
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"Would you ever consider getting a vasectomy?" she asked Daniel, casually.
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The injection mimics the effect of a vasectomy -- without the snip.
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I had a vasectomy after the birth of my second child.
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Neither of us wanted children and he'd happily gotten a vasectomy.
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Benefits of vasectomy About 16% of men between the ages of 36 and 45 in the US have had a vasectomy, a surgical procedure for male sterilization, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research and policy organization.
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"My husband is getting a vasectomy, but he doesn't know it yet."
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"Nothing is ever 100 percent, and that includes vasectomy reversals," he said.
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"There have been some concerns about vasectomy since about 1993," Jacobs said.
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They have destroyed Aaron's banked sperm and he has had a vasectomy.
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" No one ever asks if a man is having a "natural vasectomy.
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It's Bimek's answer to male contraception and an alternative to a vasectomy.
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Some have a vasectomy with the idea they'll reverse it when ready.
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"Don't worry I had a vasectomy," he said, according to her testimony.
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In the United States, female sterilization is twice as prevalent as vasectomy, according to 2015 estimates from the United Nations — despite the fact that vasectomy is equally effective, less invasive and carries a lower risk of complications. Why?
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Until then, I thought a vasectomy was the only way to induce sterilization.
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And my husband even made his choice proper official by getting a vasectomy.
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So now — post-vasectomy, mind you — Cromartie fathered his eleventh and twelfth children.
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That's why, a few months after my visit home, I'd had a vasectomy.
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He did talk about another kind of personal project, though: his recent vasectomy.
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He surprised reporters at a press conference by oversharing news of his vasectomy.
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A large new study has found no connection between vasectomy and prostate cancer.
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According to the Cleveland Clinic, about 50 million men have had a vasectomy.
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But, she added, she recommends vasectomy to patients who are exploring permanent options.
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However, while rare, vasectomy procedures can sometimes fail in both humans and animals.
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Not even a vasectomy will stand between this man and the sport of gentlemen.
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The doctor doing my vasectomy gave me a tranquilizer and a shot of bourbon.
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Most egregious of all was a coercive vasectomy drive to control population growth. Mrs.
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In comparison, Charlie's scalpel-free, Xanax-fueled vasectomy sounded like a trip to Six Flags.
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Getting a vasectomy, for example, requires sperm testing weeks afterward to ensure the procedure worked.
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The Associated Press reports most state Medicaid programs cover vasectomy as do some private insurers.
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I know I'd be confused if I received a bill for vasectomy coverage every month.
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When I first told my doctor I wanted a vasectomy, I was 42 years old.
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My brother, who has two wonderful kids, had a vasectomy, which caused him considerable problems.
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Vasectomy reversals, however, are not covered by insurance, and the procedure is cumbersome and expensive.
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Also, he said, a vasectomy is less invasive and easier to execute than female sterilization.
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"The only options currently available for men are vasectomy, condoms and coitus interruptus," Page said.
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This is my message to anti-vaxxers -- W. Kamau Bell, Getting a vasectomy is personal.
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Later, he promised that he'd reverse his vasectomy so the two could give parenting a go.
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There's new evidence that there is no association between having a vasectomy and developing prostate cancer.
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Broadcasted live on Facebook, the vasectomy took place during the New Zealand-Australia match on Sunday.
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After their second son was born, they didn't hesitate signing James up for a second vasectomy.
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Alabama Democrat proposes bill mandating all men have vasectomy at age 50 or after third child.
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Mr. Obando had a vasectomy, so doctors had to surgically extract his sperm from his testicles.
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And the '[switch] on rate' is longer than a regular vasectomy, which is usually one month.
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Male birth control options are scarce right now, and don't really extend beyond condoms or vasectomy.
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Getting a shot of Vasalgel in the nuts (with a local anesthetic) works like a vasectomy in that it blocks the passage of sperm, except unlike a vasectomy, this semi-permeable hydrogel plug can be dissolved with a second injection of sodium bicarbonate, aka baking soda.
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The injection is given under anesthetic and mimics the effect of a vasectomy, but without the snip.
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Commenting on porn or your post-vasectomy sex life isn't a crime (although arguably a little weird).
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According to prosecutors, Bertram knew the child wasn't his because he'd had a vasectomy, the Republic reports.
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Leigh moved out after Steven lied to her about the vasectomy he had in his early 20s.
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He felt that the fact it could be irreversible made gossypol a potential alternative to surgical vasectomy.
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He has considered vasectomy, as have I, but has hesitated in part because it's not completely reversible.
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He concedes he will get a vasectomy and she says no, what if she wants another baby.
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The potential answer to our prayers is Vasalgel, a gel that essentially provides an easily reversed vasectomy.
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What's not normal is that Cromartie apparently fathered the twins after having had a vasectomy last year.
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"Yeah can't even get a vasectomy in this town without running into someone you know," he said.
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If I was unable to get the procedure, we decided my husband would ask for a vasectomy.
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Despite having had complications after the surgery, "I still think the vasectomy was worth it," he said.
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The pair first decided to pursue in vitro fertilization (IVF) about four years ago, years after Smiley's vasectomy.
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She says Mike attempted to get a vasectomy, but there were complications during the procedure, making it unsuccessful.
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McDermott opted against getting the vasectomy he wanted after their business manager said the couple couldn't afford it.
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All the men were older than 40, the typical age range for men contemplating, and having, a vasectomy.
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There was no difference in prostate cancer development between those who did and did not have a vasectomy.
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The couple first decided to purse in vitro fertilization (IVF) about four years ago, years after Smiley's vasectomy.
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A vasectomy, a permanent sterilization procedure for men, is considered almost 100% effective as a birth control method.
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The pair first decided to purse in vitro fertilization (IVF) about four years ago, years after Smiley's vasectomy.
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But the potential magic of Vasalgel is that, unlike a vasectomy, it may be easy to reverse it.
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It seems Mr. Bone had engaged in a discussion of his sex life after having undergone a vasectomy.
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And if anyone out there is wondering what to get me for Christmas, a vasectomy would be wonderful.
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"Let's talk about the vasectomy," the very fertile man says to Jay, who is mid-red wine chug.
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Terricka just gave birth to twins back in May 2016 after revealing Antonio had undergone a vasectomy surgery.
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The votes themselves range from whether Merrill should grow a beard, to whether he should get a vasectomy.
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Will Alabama prosecute the doctor who performed the vasectomy because I could no longer get my wife pregnant?
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It wasn't a big leap to decide that the vasectomy we always knew would happen should happen sooner.
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In this particular case the man had a vasectomy, so he's not likely to have any more children.
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In an emotional video recorded before he was attacked, he teared up when he described reversing his vasectomy.
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At the time, 38 men had signed up for the vasectomy and 24 women had the implant procedure.
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Men who choose to do it, however, are given a free vasectomy by the Tennessee Department of Health.
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Sure, I want that result—for me, it means no vasectomy—but honestly, I don't really want that result.
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"My husband is getting a vasectomy, but he doesn't know it yet," she joked to Momtastic in early December.
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Yet no viable birth control exists for men, apart from wearing condoms, abstaining from sex or getting a vasectomy.
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BTW -- Terricka and Antonio's twins came POST VASECTOMY ... proving Cro's sperm are as impossible to guard as Julio Jones.
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During his radio days, Patrick developed a knack for self-promotion; he once got a vasectomy on the air.
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We cut to Kristin off-camera, who confirms that yes, after three children, she forced Jay into a vasectomy.
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As far as sex goes, many couples report their sex gets better and more frequent and spontaneous post-vasectomy.
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In fact, on the night Donald Trump was elected, the vasectomy was the only thing I felt good about.
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He can be blamed for his solution: Make Jackson lie to his wife about the vasectomy he supposedly got.
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" Under the bill, men who reach the age threshold will have to undergo the vasectomy at their "own expense.
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And yes, she did get pregnant despite Jakob (Mikael Persbrandt) having had a vasectomy, which should have sterilized him.
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You should consider a vasectomy a permanent decision when you're considering getting one, but if you're having second thoughts afterwards, there is a procedure called a vasectomy reversal that can restore your fertility, said Jamin Brahmbhatt, M.D., co-director at The PUR Clinic at Orlando Health, which specializes in urology and men's health.
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Like 29-year-old Paul Pritchard, for example, whose vasectomy was actually filmed live during the making of the documentary.
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" Though the NFL player underwent a vasectomy in January 2014, his wife shared the medical procedure is "easy to fix.
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Meanwhile, the Blockers actor said in a recent episode of Total Bellas that he would reverse his vasectomy for Bella.
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The bill would impose a 24-hour waiting period for a man to get a colonoscopy, a vasectomy or Viagra.
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Post-vasectomy, he reports his sex life has improved, especially now that his wife is no longer taking birth control.
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In this case, the answer will remain untested because Mr. Long had a vasectomy after his second child was born.
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They try for a baby, but are hampered not only by her ticking clock but by his vasectomy (albeit reversed).
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By early 1936, Johann had been one of the countless Sinti and Roma subject to sterilization via an enforced vasectomy.
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The craziest part of the whole story ... Antonio says he underwent a vasectomy BEFORE she got pregnant with twins last year.
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" Though the NFL player, 32, underwent a vasectomy in January 2014, his wife shared the medical procedure is "easy to fix.
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The reconciled couple discussed having children, and the Blockers star revealed he'd had a vasectomy he was now willing to reverse.
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It'd also allow doctors to cite their "personal, moralistic, or religious beliefs" to refuse to perform a vasectomy or prescribe Viagra.
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Enterprising minds have long been developing ways to make a permanent female sterilization option as affordable and convenient as a vasectomy.
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An even more common misconception about tubal ligation and vasectomy is that they are not a permanent form of birth control.
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During a vasectomy, the tubes that carry sperm are closed or blocked, and sperm can no longer enter the seminal fluid.
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Around a third of partners I've been with since having a vasectomy were unsure whether I would produce ejaculate upon orgasm.
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The options for men are condoms (a method whose effect is very limited-term), vasectomy (whose effect is irreversible) and withdrawal.
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But unlike a vasectomy, the goal is to make the infertility reversible with a second injection that would dissolve the polymer.
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Some Staten Island residents would like to hunt deer to reduce their numbers, but the city is pushing a vasectomy program.
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And Gary and Rome (Romany Malco) found out earlier because Gary admitted he'd taken Jon to get a vasectomy years ago.
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And this May, a Tennessee county began giving credit towards jail time in exchange for a vasectomy or birth control implant.
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But all of the states, except California, also extended this benefit to include one other, far less popular family planning method: Vasectomy.
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The new gel is injected in a location similar to that cut during a vasectomy and allows fluids through while blocking sperm.
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With a simple vasectomy reversal, his clinic sees about a 90 percent success rate in getting live sperm in the ejaculate again.
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Since most insurance doesn't cover vasectomy reversals—which can run between $8,000 to $20,000—you'd be out of a chunk of change.
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Condoms may be cheap but they're much less effective—only 82 percent effective with typical use compared to 99 percent for vasectomy.
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He and Terricka have had three more children since then, and the last two—twins—were conceived after he had a vasectomy.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards on Wednesday apologized for suggesting that eight times father Mick Jagger get a vasectomy.
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It works on the same principle as a vasectomy: if you can stop sperm from being ejaculated, there will be no pregnancy.
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When we attempted to rekindle things over a decade later, he had another marriage, two kids and a vasectomy under his belt.
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The episode opens with Rob and Sharon debating whether she's going to get an IUD or he's going to get a vasectomy.
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Male contraceptive advocate Lissner finds Turek's "vasectomy as the new condom" idea "provocative" and might even buy it with one key caveat.
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Vasalgel has been in the works since 2010 and is intended to be less invasive and more easily reversible than a vasectomy.
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And for many men, the desire for a vasectomy is connected, as it is for me, with a fear of the future.
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Now he expressed a desire for both dogs and children, and talked about reversing his vasectomy, making me second guess my decisions.
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One limitation of the study was that vasectomy status was reported by men's wives, potentially resulting in some under-reporting, the authors note.
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Cricket commentator Mike Lane is, because he just called in to commentate a cricket match at the same time as getting a vasectomy.
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The gel is injected in a location similar to that cut during a vasectomy and allows fluids to get through whilst blocking sperm.
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But on Sundays' dramatic episode, Cena revealed that he physically couldn't because of a vasectomy — but was ready to reverse it for Bella.
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Skylar is the first child for Rossi and longtime partner Smiley, who endured multiple rounds of in vitro fertilization and a vasectomy reversal.
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Though Biermann, 32, got a vasectomy after the twins were born, he admitted that his wife wants him to get the procedure reversed.
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Also, just last year a private company revealed plans for a "reversible vasectomy" called Vasalgel that aims to work without altering hormone levels.
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But the problem with worrying about the future is that the more immediate the vasectomy became, the more I feared the procedure itself.
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Sexually active men have scant options to control their fertility: They can get a vasectomy, use condoms, or try the dubious "pullout" method.
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A topical gel that blocks sperm production is the furthest along in development, followed by a hormonal pill contraceptive and a nonsurgical vasectomy.
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" Tomo mated with Naomi, who is also his daughter, after his vasectomy but before his "rapid health decline due to age-related issues.
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The World Vasectomy Organization has taken an unexpected step in its efforts to promote sterilization in Kenya — by livestreaming the process on Facebook.
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Just as with sterilization procedures such as vasectomy, medical groups and physicians whose values do not concur with the law will opt out.
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Yet while a vasectomy is a common birth control method, the procedure is a tough sell for lawmakers crafting contraceptive coverage bills, Nash said.
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Five years ago, at the end of 1003, the couple decided to pursue in vitro fertilization (IVF) because Smiley had a vasectomy years earlier.
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The device required no operating room and no anesthesiologist, which bring the costs down—though is still many times more expensive than a vasectomy.
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This means that, for the foreseeable future, the vasectomy remains the only non-surgical method for people looking for a permanent family planning solution.
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Though these boys haven't ever undergone a vasectomy, it isn't because they're opposed to the idea of men sharing the burden of birth control.
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"It neutralizes the stigma around vasectomy and turns it into an excuse to lie around and watch basketball for a few days," Turek says.
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The largest previous study of the link, which found an association between vasectomy and the most lethal forms of prostate cancer, involved 800 deaths.
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The vasectomy plan "is showing signs of success," said Sarah Aucoin, chief of wildlife and education at the city's Department of Parks and Recreation.
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Vasectomy is covered either partially or in full under most insurance plans, but the procedure may require a referral from a primary care provider.
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"More relaxing music for a local-anaesthetic vasectomy with an awake patient is useful to allow him to tolerate the procedure," Mr Nair says.
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The experiment's subject, Chris Long, who works in the agency's I.T. department and is not a suspect in any crime, had had a vasectomy.
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But reversing a vasectomy requires more surgery, and the RISUG treatment can reportedly be reversed simply with another shot that breaks down the gel.
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Yesterday, Cromartie and his wife Terricka announced their sixth child—Antonio's 14th—despite Cromartie having a vasectomy before procreating his most recent three children.
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Though Cena agreed to reverse his vasectomy and give Nikki a child, there are other factors they have to consider for their relationship to work.
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A further benefit is that -- unlike a vasectomy -- the gel is meant to disintegrate when a second solution is injected to break down the barrier.
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In an interview on Sirius XM, the former Hills and Laguna Beach star suggested that she might be happy if her husband got a vasectomy.
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One 0003 study looked at 2000,216 vasectomy reversal patients, average age 28, and found that 84 percent had moving sperm in their semen again afterward.
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Sperm counts and sperm health can wane over time and in reality, "take home baby" rates post-vasectomy actually range from 50 to 163 percent.
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For instance, if someone wants a vasectomy, they would have to see a urologist, who is a surgeon and only available on a referral basis.
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Researchers in India have gotten fairly far in the development of a nonsurgical vasectomy called RISUG, which stands for reversible inhibition of sperm under guidance.
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"While there are people who still believe that a vasectomy 'diminishes my manhood,' we don't see it that way," the organization states on its website.
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Researchers found that the overall use of male contraceptive is increasing, though condom usage and vasectomy rates remained steady while the withdrawal method increased in usage.
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Shortly after the Greekes found out they were pregnant with their third, they decided on vasectomy but they wanted to "double down" on protection, she says.
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Rossi and Smiley, who endured multiple rounds of in vitro fertilization (IVF) and a vasectomy reversal, were elated when they first found out about the pregnancy.
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To ensure her family's future size, Clarkson asked her husband Brandon Blackstock to get a vasectomy while she was still pregnant with the couple's second child.
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"I won't see Stunna write checks to me / They can't put no more Weezy Baby out / That's that Cash Money vasectomy," he raps on the song.
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On the most recent episode of Total Bellas, John Cena told Nikki Bella he will reverse his vasectomy in order for them to have children together.
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The procedure, which is done through the same "tiny opening where the patient had the vasectomy," jumps to a lengthier 2 to 2 1/2 hours.
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"Sperm granulomas are common after vasectomy in men, and result from tiny amounts of sperm leaking from the vas deferens into the surrounding tissue," she explains.
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"If I were considering vasectomy, I wouldn't be worried about prostate cancer," said the lead author, Eric J. Jacobs, an epidemiologist with the American Cancer Society.
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The Ethicist Some time ago, a friend told me that she was planning to leave her husband but was waiting for him to get a vasectomy.
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If practicing birth control runs counter to your church's teaching, then why should the health insurance you offer your employees be required to cover a vasectomy?
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In some countries, including Britain, South Korea, Canada, Ireland, Spain and Australia, the prevalence of vasectomy exceeds that of female sterilization, according to the United Nations.
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Nathan Kotschwar, a veterinarian, knelt on the dirt ground and quickly performed a vasectomy – slicing, stitching and stapling the deer's hindquarters in less than 15 minutes.
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A judge could not force someone to get a lobotomy or a vasectomy, and limiting a person's private sex life struck her as a similar overreach.
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" They're planning on toasting the event with a vasectomy party: "We'll have some champagne, wine and cheese on the table, and celebrate with lots of drinking.
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When men did develop prostate cancer, those with vasectomy were 9 percent less likely to have lethal "high-grade" cancers, though this difference was also statistically insignificant.
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First, a vasectomy refresher: In the surgical procedure, your doctor will seal or cut the tubes—called the vas deferens—that link your testicles to your urethra.
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A major study conducted on health professionals in 2014 was the first large-scale study to find an association between having a vasectomy and developing prostate cancer.
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And, hey, even if you're unwilling to shut the door on the possibility of having kids in future, you can bank your sperm before having a vasectomy.
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Antonio Cromartie's sperm just can't be stopped -- the NFL star's wife is pregnant with his 14TH KID ... despite the fact he had a vasectomy a while back.
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As a 24-year-old construction worker who hadn't entirely ruled out the idea of having more kids someday, James Wade was not the typical vasectomy patient.
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If the vasectomy was less than 15 years old that rate was 93 percent; if it was more than 15 years old it was still 75 percent.
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But Mr. Laniewicz, who is the same age as his wife, called a doctor seeking a vasectomy and was able to undergo the procedure the next day.
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Among the central characters are doctors who promoted vasectomy to enhance male youthfulness, who operated on patients without their knowledge and who experimented on their own children.
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"Many men have this perception that vasectomy causes a man to turn into a woman," Dr. Jack Zhang, a Canadian doctor at the event, told the BBC.
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The bill also imposes a 24-hour waiting period if a guy wants a colonoscopy or a vasectomy, or if he's in the market for some Viagra. Rep.
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So far, 32 women have received the birth control implant, which prevents pregnancies for up to four years, and 38 men were awaiting a vasectomy, the station said.
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"Many people think that when a man goes for a vasectomy he is not going to continue being a normal man," said Martin Owor, a father of six.
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Seven months after having a vasectomy at a Florida clinic, Tim Brummel was shocked when he and his wife, Rachel, found out they were expecting a baby boy.
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Earlier this month, a judge in Tennessee came under fire for offering a 30-day sentence reduction to inmates if they either get a vasectomy or Norplant implant.
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Alukal says if the patient had a vasectomy within of 15 years of having the reversal, there's a better than 95 percent chance that it's going to work.
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That means a hospital that forces a nurse to participate in a vasectomy against her religious objections to sterilization, for instance, could risk having its federal funding revoked.
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Overall, men with a vasectomy had a 1 percent higher risk of dying from prostate cancer – a difference too small to rule out that it was due to chance.
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But if there's scarring, the vas deferens are too short to re-connect, or you've gotten the vasectomy longer than seven years ago, the process can be more complex.
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It already happened to one NY Jets star ... now Eric Decker's also concerned about getting a vasectomy because he's worried his swimmers are simply TOO STRONG to be stopped!!!
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Catholic hospital systems are also buying up physicians' practices, and people have gone in for appointments only to be denied birth control or told they can't get a vasectomy.
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A part of the video (above) that's not shared is that I was getting my vasectomy at the same time too, which added a whole other layer to this.
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"I suppose it depends on how you handle risk, but in general I think vasectomy is a better option for men who are done with family building," says Eisenberg.
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While state officials are open to the idea of allowing a limited cull, the city seems reluctant and instead remains committed to a vasectomy program that it is financing.
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A vasectomy is a surgery that involves cutting or tying the vas deferens to stop sperm from entering the urethra and getting passed along to a female sex partner.
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A deer being prepped for a vasectomy earlier this month, as part of an effort by New York City's parks department to sterilize every male deer on Staten Island.
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People have suggested she make them again for bachelorette parties or as a post-vasectomy gift, so keep an eye out for dirty macarons being added to her offerings.
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"I don't even send my kids out into the park, and our natural areas are getting destroyed by deer and the government solution is a vasectomy program," said Borelli.
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"The vasectomy bill is to help with the reproductive system, and yes, it is to neutralize the abortion ban bill ... it always takes two to tango," she told AL.com.
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The New York Jets star is about to be a dad for the 11th and 12th time after knocking up his wife ... DESPITE THE FACT HE HAD A VASECTOMY!!!!
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Inmates in White County, Tennessee, can now receive reduced jail time if they volunteer to have a vasectomy or birth control implant, according to News Channel 226 in Nashville.
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"My first doctor, who has now retired, definitely fed me some bullshit, made-up statistics about how 90 percent of people who have a vasectomy regret their decision," explains Pritchard.
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A further benefit is that -- unlike with a vasectomy -- the gel is meant to disintegrate when a second solution is injected to break down the barrier and flush it out.
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John Cena was so committed to never having children that he got a vasectomy — but he's willing to reverse the procedure to get Nikki Bella back and start a family.
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Magazine's Style Issue, the rock legend also suggested that his bandmate needed a vasectomy after becoming a father for the eighth time in December 2016 at the age of 73.
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" (Earlier this season, the couple broke up briefly, reconciling only after Cena agreed to reverse his vasectomy and give her a child.) "I feel like I've ruined everyone's fairy tale.
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I'd been so terrified of pregnancy my entire life, I scared myself into believing I was every other month, even back when I was with someone who'd had a vasectomy.
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At her mud-brick home in Sampla, a village in Rohtak district in the northern Indian state of Haryana, she wishes men would overcome their fear of vasectomy-induced weakness.
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"The vasectomy bill is to help with the reproductive system, and yes, it is to neutralize the abortion ban bill ... it always takes two to tango," Hollis told the outlet.
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"This is the first successful reversal of a lion vasectomy reported in the world," said Marcelo Marconi, a urology specialist who joined the zoo vet team to lead the procedure.
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"The vasectomy bill is to help with the reproductive system, and yes, it is to neutralize the abortion ban bill ... it always takes two to tango," she told the outlet.
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Sookie St. James and Jackson Belleville Sookie, Lorelai's BFF and co-owner of the Dragonfly Inn, ended the series pregnant with a third child after Jackson lied about getting a vasectomy.
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Though Kroy, 32, got a vasectomy after the twins were born — "Twins will do that to you!" quipped Kim — he admitted that his wife wants him to get the procedure reversed.
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Last month, Cena publicly confirmed that after years of insisting he had no desire to start a family, he'd had a change of heart and vowed to get his vasectomy reversed.
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"Fifty percent of men after a vasectomy reversal remain infertile," said Dr. Ilpo Huhtaniemi, emeritus professor of reproductive endocrinology at Imperial College London, who was not involved in the new study.
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Rossi, 41, and Smiley first revealed her pregnancy on The Doctors in December, which they achieved after a vasectomy reversal on Smiley's part and multiple rounds of in vitro fertilization (IVF).
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"Sterility" means the inability to play a part in conception (often for medical reasons, or because a man has had a vasectomy or a woman has had her Fallopian tubes tied).
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Some would add an insidious coda: When I was done having kids, I could reasonably pressure my husband into having a vasectomy, since I had already done all the hard labor.
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There will be NO EIGHTH CHILD for Johnny Damon ... 'cause the ex-MLB star says he just got snipped for the second time ... after his first vasectomy didn't quite hold up.
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"My husband is getting a vasectomy, but he doesn't know it yet," the expectant model and actress, 43, jokes to Momtastic about her family plans after her second son is born.
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While some are doing it as an "insurance policy" before a vasectomy, others are freezing sperm for health reasons — sperm quality ages and can lead to genetic mutations or infertility issues.
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Once, in August 1991, Patrick underwent a vasectomy live on his radio show, broadcasting from his urologist's office to encourage other men to consider the procedure, according to United Press International.
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On her Instagram Story Wednesday evening, Jana Kramer revealed that her husband had undergone a vasectomy procedure that day, four months after she gave birth to their second child, son Jace Joseph.
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The Gretchen Christine designer exclusively tells PEOPLE that the road to pregnancy has not been easy for her and Smiley,42, who underwent a vasectomy reversal in December for Rossi's 37th birthday.
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Jessica Farrar, a Democratic state representative, reportedly filed House Bill 4260 ... which proposes that in addition to masturbation fines it would require rectal exams before getting a vasectomy, colonoscopy or Viagra prescription.
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One cricket commentator was apparently so determined to not miss a day on the job, he decided to do a live broadcast of a New Zealand-Australia match while getting a vasectomy.
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Among women who did not have barriers, three quarters were using permanent methods like vasectomy or sterilization or long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) methods like an intrauterine device (IUD) or hormonal implant.
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Another brief report in The Lancet by researchers in Madrid described a case in which a 53-year-old man who had a vasectomy in 2007 apparently infected his wife with Zika.
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"The potential permanence of vasectomy is a really powerful barrier to men," says Elaine Lissner, whose Berkeley-based nonprofit the Parsemus Foundation has been working on such a technology, Vasalgel, since 203.
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While vasectomy is relatively cheap ($500 to $21940), often covered by insurance, and a fraction of what a tubal ligation cots, women are three times more likely to be sterilized than men.
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I was dumbfounded and told her that I was concerned that she had chosen to pressure her husband to have a vasectomy before letting him know that she was ending the marriage.
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Chris Lopez, 34, a father of three boys in Suffolk, Va., said even though he and his wife are not planning to have more children, he's against the idea of a vasectomy.
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More recently, she said, a Tennessee judge had to rescind a most likely unconstitutional offer he made to reduce sentences of convicted inmates by 30 days if they agreed to a vasectomy.
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The legislation, formally called HB 238, proposes mandatory vasectomy procedures for men over 50-years-old living in the state and was filed in the state legislature by Rolanda Hollis last Thursday.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Two baby lion cubs were presented to the public at a zoo in Chile on Thursday, born after a pioneering veterinary procedure that involved a reversed vasectomy of their father.
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Earlier this month, Cena also publicly confirmed that after years of insisting he had no desire to start a family, he'd had a change of heart, and vowed to get his vasectomy reversed.
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Earlier this month, Cena also publicly confirmed that after years of insisting he had no desire to start a family, he'd had a change of heart, and vowed to get his vasectomy reversed.
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"The only medical treatment for this as far as I know is Finasteride," says Dr. Andrew Rynne, who founded a website called Medical Advice and is the author of the memoir Vasectomy Doctor.
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"Female sterilization took a step forward when it became an in-office procedure, bringing it into the realm of the vasectomy," says Paul Turek, San Francisco-based surgeon and men's reproductive health specialist.
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Earlier this month, Cena also publicly confirmed that after years of insisting he had no desire to start a family, he'd had a change of heart and vowed to get his vasectomy reversed.
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"As an 18-year-old man, the smartest decision I can make with my body right now is to have a vasectomy," proclaimed one user in a post that garnered hundreds of responses.
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In some ways, it's similar to a vasectomy, a surgery that involves cutting or tying the vas deferens to stop sperm from entering the urethra and getting passed along to a female partner.
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A little back story ... Monyetta has said in the past that she and Ne-Yo mutually agreed she'd have a tubal ligation, and he'd have a vasectomy after the birth of their second kid.
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"[A friend] was scheduling a vasectomy at Planned Parenthood and they said we can see you in February and we can see you in April but we can't see you in March," she said.
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A jail in Tennessee is offering reduced sentences to inmates who voluntarily get a vasectomy or birth control implant in an effort to reduce the number of repeat offenders who can't afford child support.
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That's when Johnny revealed that he already tried to put a stop to his procreating with a vasectomy a few years ago -- but it didn't work ... and Michelle got pregnant with his 7th kid!
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Dr. Mehrdad Abedi, the doctor at the University of California, Davis, who treated Mr. Long, agreed: He believed it was Mr. Long's vasectomy that explained how his semen came to contain his donor's DNA.
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Bella and Cena have since reportedly reconciled as a couple, confirming their decision to get back together in June after he agreed to have his vasectomy reversed, so that the two could have children together.
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Previous research has been mixed about the risk of prostate cancer associated with vasectomy, a common form of long-term birth control that involves snipping or blocking tubes that transport sperm out of the testicles.
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What's more, when sperm are reabsorbed into the body there is a risk of a possible immune reaction, potentially leaving men less fertile after reversal -- similar to vasectomy, though risks with the gel are lower.
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"Fifty per cent of men after a vasectomy reversal remain infertile," says Huhtaniemi, but points out that this doesn't prevent men having children as sperm can be collected and used for in-vitro fertilization (IVF).
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Most men who freeze their sperm are likely to or are at risk of becoming infertile, including people about to start chemotherapy, get a vasectomy or are members of the military, police officers and firefighters.
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The idea, discovered by biomedical engineer Sujoy Guha of the Indian Institute of Technology, involves injecting a polymer gel into the vas deferens to block sperm, rather than cutting or tying the vas (a vasectomy).
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Critics of the proposed rule say that it would allow, say, an office assistant to refuse to schedule a vasectomy, or for a nurse to refuse to take the vital signs of a transgender patient.
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On her return to New Zealand she introduced a vasectomy service at Wellington Family Planning, worked as a venereologist at the Wellington Sexual Health Service, and became an operating doctor at the Parkview abortion clinic.
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They include a surprising number of men preparing for a vasectomy, though the average customer is a 31-year-old millennial who has realised that "men too have a biological clock", says Tom Smith, the founder.
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Two months ago, General Sessions Judge Sam Benningfield of White County, Tennessee signed an order allowing inmates to lessen their jail time by up to 30 days by for receiving a birth control implant or vasectomy.
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One reason that vasectomy is more popular in many other countries is that it's often free (insurance companies in the US aren't required to cover the procedure without cost-sharing like they are female birth control).
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The major and minor characters are duplicated, beginning with the lead detectives, an uptight woman (Clémence Poésy) with no social skills and a laid-back man (Stephen Dillane) with a blended family and a recent vasectomy.
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Ms. Carter said Mr. Poindexter's family-planning concerns were reflected in an episode of "All in the Family" in which Mike Stivic (Rob Reiner), the son-in-law of Archie Bunker (Carroll O'Connor), had a vasectomy.
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Aside from cost, getting a vasectomy often requires multiple visits to the doctor — first to establish consent, then to have the surgery and later to figure out when the sperm has been purged from the ejaculate.
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After enduring a painful recovery, she learned that her fiancé could have gotten a vasectomy at minimal cost and that she now has a higher risk of ectopic pregnancy, something that wasn't clear to her beforehand.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTed Cruz takes aim at Alabama vasectomy bill: 'Yikes' 'Medicare for All' will turn into health care for none Cruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting MORE (R-Texas) and Rep.
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Surveying members of the Family Planning Fellowship network, comprising of physicians who specialize in the provision of contraception in the United States, he discovered a lot of interest among Ob-Gyns and family doctors to provide vasectomy.
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What's more, when sperm are reabsorbed into the body, there is a risk of an immune reaction, potentially leaving men less fertile after reversal -- similar to vasectomy, though risks with the gel are lower, according to Lissner.
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The 31-year-old reality star revealed to PEOPLE that, in order to convince her husband to take his frozen sperm out of retirement post-vasectomy (the reason for the IVF procedure), she gave him an ultimatum.
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Covering birth control is a public health benefit that reduces unintended pregnancies and even preterm births, but some women would simply prefer to use male-only methods, like condoms or vasectomy, which don't come with side effects.
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Still, it's about four times cheaper than tubal ligation, plus it's safer and much less invasive: A vasectomy can be done in 20 minutes with a local anesthetic while a tubal ligation is abdominal surgery under anesthesia.
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While some millennial men Dellatto spoke to are freezing their sperm before getting a vasectomy so they can stress less during sex, others said they're doing it because they want to have kids — just not right now.
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A recent evaluation of contraceptive counseling methods in a California family planning clinic, however, found that male body-based methods like condoms, withdrawal, and vasectomy were either infrequently mentioned or framed as less preferable by the clinician.
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But on an ethical, individual level, it is true that in getting the vasectomy I am actively deciding to pull myself out of that gene pool and end the line of errors and ejaculations that created me.
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They'd only recruit men who are planning to get a vasectomy anyway, and the trial would be to make sure that it works; after that, they'd conduct more studies to see if the injection is reversible in humans.
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Should it go to market, bros and other men can look forward to an intimate, in-office experience with their physicians, something that Ben Carlson, Parsemus Foundation's director of communications,says is akin to a no-scalpel vasectomy.
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He added that the test should also benefit urologists, helping them monitor success among vasectomy patients, who can check whether their procedure has worked from the comfort of their homes -- rather than an awkward room at the clinic.
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Within a year came a second son, and a second vasectomy, enabling James and Shari to enjoy their robust twice-a-day sex life without driving hundreds of miles to the nearest town to stock up on condoms.
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NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard said that the baboons were present at the facility for a vasectomy operation for the male (the female baboons were reportedly there to keep him company), as reported by the Sydney Morning Herald.
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In parts of the United States and Europe, sterilization in the form of sex reassignment surgery, hysterectomy, and vasectomy has been required for individuals who wanted to legally change their gender, despite human rights organizations' condemnation of the practice.
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"The overall weight of all of the evidence is that vasectomy is unlikely to meaningfully increase risk of any type of prostate cancer," said Dr. Eric Jacobs, a cancer epidemiologist at the American Cancer Society who led the study.
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It is estimated that one in seven men in the United States will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime, but Jacobs believes a vasectomy will not be the underlying cause, particularly among those with fatal prostate cancers.
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Brittany McElwee, an editor who lives in Washington state, says she and her husband decided that he would get a vasectomy—something they had discussed but not planned to do immediately—in case of changes to their health insurance.
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New York (CNN)Harvey Weinstein said he had a vasectomy when he allegedly raped an aspiring actress who agreed to meet the Hollywood mogul about a possible role in one of his movies, the woman testified in court Wednesday.
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While pushing her grocery cart she meets and chatters to her yoga teacher (who prefers to go by her spiritual name), a classroom parent (whose husband had a vasectomy) and her appliance repairman (whose cat suffers from bladder infections).
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"It's easy for men who live in metropolitan areas who have comprehensive insurance plans to get a vasectomy, but this doesn't apply to men who live in rural areas, men who aren't insured or men who are under-insured," said Nguyen.
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"Our study provides some reassurance that having a vasectomy is unlikely to meaningfully increase risk of developing any type of prostate cancer, including fatal prostate cancer," said lead study author Eric Jacobs, a researcher at the American Cancer Society in Atlanta.
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Farrar's bill, titled the "Man's Right To Know Act," would also require that men read a booklet with medical information about the benefits and concerns that a man might have while seeking a vasectomy, a Viagra prescription, or a colonoscopy.
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News' latest sneak peek at Sunday's new episode of Total Bellas, the WWE star reveals to twin sister Brie the happy news that she's reconciled with John Cena — and that he agreed to reverse his vasectomy and give her a child.
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Meanwhile, at least two companies are racing to address the issue in a more practical manner, working to develop a sort of vasectomy-lite that would block the sperm-transporting vas deferens tubes with a polymer fluid easily flushed out later.
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She wasn't driven by the financial incentive ($20 for undergoing the procedure) but rather by her husband's unwillingness to go for what she called the "chop" (a vasectomy), because of the time off he'd need from his work as a laborer.
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Earlier reports had suggested a link between vasectomy and prostate cancer, but this new study was larger, analyzing data from 363,726 men enrolled in a large cancer-prevention study from 73 to 2012, of whom 7,451 died of prostate cancer.
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She believed that he wouldn't have made the decision to have a vasectomy if he'd known she was ending the marriage for good, and she withheld this information in order to get him to do what she thought was best.
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He's gone through two open-heart surgeries, and although he doesn't remember the one he had as a baby, he says the vasectomy was harder to recover from than the time he got a long-leaking valve replaced by a cadaver's.
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"It is immediately effective and can be completely her decision that does not rely upon a partner's follow-through to get the procedure and the follow-up post-vasectomy semen analysis to prove that it was effective," Dr. Bullock said.
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Though birth control implants are easily reversed—they just have to be removed by a nurse or doctor—a vasectomy reversal is a bit more complicated and it's a costly outpatient procedure that is unlikely to be covered by insurance.
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One monkey had the gel inserted incorrectly, and another developed a sperm granuloma, or lump of sperm, but the majority tolerated the gel and saw little inflammation, Lissner said, adding that rates of granuloma and inflammation are usually higher after a vasectomy.
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Dogs don't have all the options for birth control or period products that humans do (although researchers have developed a way to give a male dog a vasectomy, nothing exists for female dogs yet), so most owners just let them wear reusable diapers.
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While vasectomy isn't the primary form of birth control for most couples, about 22016 percent of women of reproductive age in the U.S. say this is the method they use to prevent pregnancy, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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" "This large study didn't show any link between having a vasectomy and the risk of dying from prostate cancer," said Dr. Jasmine Just, health information officer at Cancer Research UK. "We need more research into the factors that affect prostate cancer risk.
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Since the controversial program began in May, 32 women have gotten a Nexoplan implant, which helps prevent pregnancies for up to four years, and 38 men are waiting to have a vasectomy, performed at no charge by the Tennessee Department of Health.
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"We provide sexual and reproductive health care for men, vasectomy services in some of our health centers, help with premature ejaculation — a whole range of services for our male patients," says Reagan McDonald-Mosley, MD, Planned Parenthood for America's chief medical officer.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't speak to the overarching reason why the less costly, less risky, easier-to-recover-from vasectomy isn't as popular as it ought to be: The systemic patriarchy which makes men's reproductive rights more important than women's.
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Judge Sam Benningfield had offered a 30-day jail credit to female inmates who received a free Nexplanon implant, which provides up to three years of continuous birth control, and to male inmates who received a vasectomy, according to the board's letter.
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Or impotence: When Leigh and her husband finally embark on the arduous yearslong journey of assisted conception — which begins steeply, in their case, with the attempted reversal of his vasectomy — they find that the book of life is not so easily written.
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He said their relationship had been "off and on" over the years, CBC reported, and that he'd had a vasectomy in 2011, but that he didn't know for sure if the procedure had worked because he didn't go in for a follow-up appointment.
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The underlying biology is unknown, but the study showed a 10% increase in the risk of developing this form of cancer, as well as a 20% higher risk of fatal prostate cancer, among men who had a vasectomy compared with those who did not.
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There ain't gonna be any lil' Steve-Os scaling cranes or lighting themselves on fire anytime soon, or ever for that matter, according to Steve-O who is on his way to Puerto Rico to get a vasectomy, but he's not doing it alone.
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Steve-O tells TMZ ... the tour includes explicit footage of him ejaculating as he falls out of an airplane, riding a bike under general anesthesia, a vasectomy world record and the stunt that left 15 percent of his body covered in 3rd degree burns!!!
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A: I don't have a vivid memory of exactly but I remember after I was laid down and he was on top of me and I said, I can't, and he had said he had a vasectomy, and I just went blank and looked off.
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Ginny Ehrhart proposed the "Vulnerable Child Protection Act," which would make it illegal for medical providers to consider any treatment which would result in "sterilization, mastectomy, vasectomy, castration and other forms of genital mutilation," many of which are not treatments considered for trans adolescents.
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The pair first decided to pursue in vitro fertilization (IVF) about four years ago, years after Smiley's vasectomy — a time that was riddled with "depression" at one point for Rossi after all her embryos "had arrested and basically died," she told PEOPLE following her pregnancy announcement.
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She later reported that when she told her husband of her decision to end the marriage for good, he told her that he was upset to learn this after having had the vasectomy and that he believed it would hurt his chances of finding a new partner.
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Barbara Harris, who founded the organization, travels around the country in a van, giving cash incentives to people with addiction who agree to long-acting birth control or sterilization—for women, it's the implant, an IUD, or getting their tubes tied; for men, it's a vasectomy.
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It's a one-time polymer injection to the vas deferens (an area in the scrotum between the testicles and the urethra) that works as a plug by blocking sperm from the ejaculate fluid and allowing it to instead be re-absorbed by the body — kind of like a vasectomy.
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JOHN CENA TELLS NIKKI BELLA HE WILL REVERSE VASECTOMY TO GET BACK TOGETHER Costner told Fox News last week that he jumped at the opportunity to star in the show "Yellowstone," a Western which follows a ranching family on the verge of losing their land to a Native American reservation.
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Several Democratic lawmakers on Tuesday tried to introduce other amendments, such as requiring Alabama to pay for medical care for every child the state requires a woman to carry to term until they are 13, plus care for the mother, and making it a felony for men to get a vasectomy.
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Even when a vasectomy seemed like the best option—as, the study states, it is the only prevention method that truly addresses the burden women face—the responsibility, time, stress, and attention typically fell on the woman because contraceptive counseling sessions in the US typically do not include men in the room.
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"I have a large amount of savings, I plan on building my wealth, I'm just about to start my career, and I do not want an unwanted pregnancy to destroy everything I've worked to create," said another post by a recent college grad planning on getting his sperm frozen and having a vasectomy.
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"In order for it to have a chance of replacing the traditional surgical method of vasectomy, the authors need to show that the procedure is reversible, and it's reassuring that apparently such studies are ongoing," said Allan Pacey, professor of andrology at the University of Sheffield who was also not involved in the new research.
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But you really, really, really don't want to get a vasectomy, because it involves a scalpel plunged into your balls (or so you've heard) and if only there was some way of finding out if you still have any ambitious sperm without going through the hassle of returning to that sad, windowless room with the whispering nurses outside.
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More from Tonic: Fisch explains that when pregnancies do occur post-vasectomy, there are two usual explanations: early unprotected intercourse prior to obtaining a sperm-negative semen analysis, or the recanalization of the vas deferens—meaning the two cut ends of the tubes somehow finding each other, reconnecting, and allowing sperm to travel from the testis to the prostate.
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To answer these questions, we spoke to Philip Werthman, MD, urologist and director of the Center for Male Reproductive Medicine and Vasectomy Reversal in Los Angeles, and Jen Caudle, DO, family physician and assistant professor at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Stratford, NJ. They helped break down all of the important facts about semen (like what exactly it even is), as well as dispel some common myths.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTed Cruz takes aim at Alabama vasectomy bill: 'Yikes' 'Medicare for All' will turn into health care for none Cruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting MORE (R-Texas) took aim at legislation recently introduced in Alabama by a state representative that would, if passed, make it mandatory for certain men to get vasectomies — a bill that comes in response to legislation passed last year that seeks to ban abortion in the state.
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