Concept about Vasectomy- This book covers the entire syllabus of “Community Health Nursing” prescribed by the Universities of Bangladesh- for Basic and diploma nursing students. We tried to accommodate latest information and topics.
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Concept about Vasectomy
Definition of Vasectomy
Vasectomy is a surgical procedure for male sterilization or permanent contraception. During the procedure, the male vas deferens are severed and then tied or sealed in a manner so as to prevent sperm from entering into the ejaculate and thereby prevent fertilization.
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It is a permanent sterilization operation done in the male where a segment of vas deferens of both sides is resected & the cut ends are ligated.
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Male sterilization or vasectomy being a comparatively simple operation can be performed even in primary health centers by trained doctors under local anesthesia.
Advantage of vasectomy
1. It is a permanent method
2. Highly effective (100% safe)
3. No effects on sexual activities
4. Inexpensive in the long run
5. Relieves the female of the contraceptive buren 6. Highly acceptable procedure to most clients
7. The operation is done free of cost in Bangladesh
8. Quickly performed
Disadvantages of vasectomy
1. It is permanent method
2. No protection against STD
3. Protection for the male it provides only indirect protection from pregnancy for women.
4. Scrotal skin infection
5. Infection in genital tract
Complication of Vasectomy
✓ Immediate
- Wound infection
- Bleeding
- Hematoma
- Scrotal abscess
✓ Late
- Epididymitis
- Sperm granuloma: caused by local accumulation of sperm
Indications
1. Permanent ill health of the potential mother.
2. Permanent ill health of the potential father.
3. Diseases and genetic faults transmissible to the fetus.
4. Previous obstetrical complications & operations.
5. Family limitation
6. Population control.
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