Male infertility comes down to not being able to get your partner pregnant after a year of unprotected sex, and there’s lots of reasons why that might be (settle down, we’ll get to that).
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If you’re like most guys, it was probably when your mom (wife, girlfriend, significant other) made the appointment or somehow forced you to do it. As a result, guys are putting themselves at greater risk for easily-preventable disorders.
We all know there are optimal times to buy a car (at the end of the year) and fly (for some reason, on Tuesdays), but did you know there are best times to get a vasectomy?
Once you make the big decision to get a vasectomy, you still have some other big decisions to make, like just how you’re going to spend all that delicious downtime…
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There are post-vasectomy pregnancy options if you have a change of heart and dream of making a baby.
Once you’ve made the big decision to get a vasectomy, the first step is finding a doctor you can trust poking around your delicates. There are plenty of easy ways to start your search, because finding the right doctor for vasectomy is an important decision that you don’t want to leave to just anybody.
Did you know that you can actually arrive to your vasectomy appointment in an Uber Black, enjoy some cocktails, eat a nice steak dinner, and bring your buddy along for the fun? Guys getting vasectomies together—or brosectomies—is like the new golf of sterilization.
Ah, spring. The grass is growing. The flowers are blooming. The leaves are sprouting. Your sperm count is increasing. Huh? That’s right. Research presented at the 2018 American Society for…
It’s been said that women can do anything—like run a Fortune 500 company or for president of the United States—and according to one study, that might even include having babies without men in the future.
Ask the majority of men who’ve had vasectomies what they thought the most painful part of the procedure was, and they’d probably say it was the period immediately afterwards (right around when the local anesthesia started to wear off).
