Contraception · Long Acting Methods

Vasectomy

Mayo Clinic

Published March 7, 2025 Mayo Clinic

Abstract

Mayo Clinic patient overview of vasectomy, a permanent male contraceptive procedure that cuts and seals the vas deferens. Covers indications, the no-scalpel technique, risks, recovery, and semen testing. Notes vasectomy reversal and IVF are possible after vasectomy but are harder, costly, and not guaranteed, so vasectomy should be considered permanent. By Mayo Clinic Staff, updated March 7, 2025.

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