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Most Feared Vasectomy Risks | Failure and Pain

Dr. Monteith explains the most feared risks of vasectomy: vasectomy failure and vasectomy pain. Although these are the most feared vasectomy risks they are the least common. Vasectomy failure is caused when connections occur between the lower and upper ends of the divided vas deferens. Vasectomy failures are not common. Vasectomy failures are classified as early and late. Early failures typically occur within several months of a vasectomy and late failures can occur months to years after a vasectomy procedure. Early vasectomy failure happens more commonly than late failure because after a vasectomy, the body creates soft healing tissue at the vasectomy sites. Healing tissue is soft and easy for fluid and sperm to push through. Most early vasectomy failures will happen within months of having the vasectomy. Late vasectomy failure is uncommon. Minimally invasive His Choice Vasectomy using coagulation and fascial interposition is designed to provide the lowest vasectomy chance of vasectomy failure. During a His Choice vasectomy procedure each vas deferens is divided, light luminal coagulation is applied to the inside of the upper vas deferens, and the divided ends are separated by slightly diverting the lower end and placing healthy tissue between the two ends. This tissue is held in place using a small titanium clip. The lower end is allowed to remain open to minimize the risk of after vasectomy pain from pressure buildup and engorgement of the epididymis. By leaving the lower end open it allows the formation of a small granuloma where sperm can be recycled after the vasectomy. This series of steps is considered one of the most effective forms of vasectomy. The chance of early failure after an open-ended His Choice Vasectomy with coagulation and fascial interposition is 0.3% during the first several months. Pain during and after vasectomy is a major concern for men when considering a vasectomy procedure. During the vasectomy some men may have discomfort during administration of the local anesthetic. Most men will not need prescription pain medications after their vasectomy procedure. Most report being back to normal one week after vasectomy but some may require more time. The most feared pain complication of vasectomy is Chronic Scrotal Pain. Chronic scrotal pain is pain that lasts for more than 6 months after a surgical procedure. It is important to understand Chronic Scrotal Pain is rare and is not unique to vasectomy . This type of pain has been reported by men who have had hernia, bladder, prostate, kidney, or back surgery. It is not common to develop Chronic Scrotal pain after vasectomy. Admittedly this condition is not well understood and has been poorly studied. Most men feel no pain once they fully recover from their vasectomy procedure. Vasectomy is safe and effective but not without risks. All medical procedures have risk but vasectomy offers the lowest risk of any method of permanent birth control. Men who choose to have vasectomy can be confident they will be having one of the safest procedures available to prevent unplanned pregnancy. His Choice Vasectomy Educational Videos We encourage you to watch our 9 part educational vasectomy videos to learn more about His Choice Vasectomy. This is the sixth video in our series. The other videos review: First vasectomy video | Introduction to His Choice Vasectomy Second vasectomy video | Benefits of having a vasectomy Third vasectomy video | How vasectomy works and vasectomy myths Fourth vasectomy video* | 7 most important steps to performing the safest and most effective vasectomy procedure *This video is age restricted to 18+. You will need to be logged in to YouTube and/or have restrictions disabled to be able to view this video. Fifth vasectomy video | Common risks of vasectomy Sixth vasectomy video | Most feared risks of vasectomy Seventh vasectomy video* | Step by step explanation of a His Choice Vasectomy procedure *This video is age restricted to 18+. You will need to be logged in to YouTube and/or have restrictions disabled to be able to view this video. Eighth vasectomy video | Dr Monteith's after vasectomy instructions Ninth vasectomy video* | His Choice Vasectomy patient demonstration. *This video is age restricted to 18+. You will need to be logged in to YouTube and/or have restrictions disabled to be able to view this video. Dr. Monteith is the Medical Director of His Choice Raleigh, which is located in Raleigh, North Carolina. Dr. Monteith specializes in offering affordable vasectomy without barriers or bias. For more information visit: For more information visit: https://www.bestvasectomy.com