Introduction A vasectomy or vasectomy is a routine procedure performed by urologists for the planned sterilization of the man for contraceptive purposes. It is a minor surgical procedure that is usually performed under local anesthesia. However, as with any surgical procedure, side effects can occur, including pain. How painful is a vasectomy? A vasectomy per … Pain after a vasectomy
Duration of pain Without complications and with normal wound healing, the pain should stop after about one to a maximum of two weeks. However, there are individual differences here; in insensitive patients with optimal healing, the pain may be gone after a few days, in more sensitive men it may take up to two weeks … Duration of pain | Pain after a vasectomy
Post-Vasectomy Pain Syndrome Post-vasectomy pain syndrome (PVS) is an umbrella term for persistent pain over time after a vasectomy that is not directly related to the surgical wounds. The pain can be of varying quality and localization, mostly it is pressing pain in the testicles or epididymis. There may also be pulling pain in the … Post-Vasectomy Pain Syndrome | Pain after a vasectomy
What is a painful vas deferens? The vas deferens, also called Ducutus deferens, has its origin in the epididymis, from which it runs via the inguinal canal to the bladder and finally flows into the urethra. Functionally, the vas deferens plays a decisive role, especially for the transport of sperm produced in the testicles. In … Pain in the vas deferens
Diagnosis In addition to a detailed medical history (anamnesis), a thorough physical examination is crucial for the diagnosis of spermatic cord pain. For example, possible primary inflammation of the prostate or testicles can already be detected by an enlargement and painfulness due to pressure of the organ. Furthermore, differential diagnoses such as a hernia can … Diagnosis | Pain in the vas deferens
Therapy In case of a bacterial inflammatory genesis of the pain of the vas deferens, antibiotic treatment must be used in most cases. The active ingredients used depend on the diagnosed germ and its resistance profile. In most cases, cephalosporins such as ceftriaxone or penicillins are used. On the other hand, underlying syphilis responds best … Therapy | Pain in the vas deferens
Introduction A vasectomy is the cutting of both vas deferens in the male testicles, which is usually performed when family planning is complete. However, this procedure can also be reversed. In some cases, a change of partner with a renewed desire to have children is the cause, sometimes the feeling of no longer being “potent” … How can a vasectomy be reversed?
Sequence of the Op Since refertilization requires a precise microsurgical procedure, the procedure is performed under general anesthesia. After the patient is asleep, the skin is opened either through the scars of the vasectomy operation or through an incision in the middle fold of skin of the scrotum (testicles). The separate ends of the vas … Sequence of the Op | How can a vasectomy be reversed?
What does the operation cost? The costs for a refertilization with a specialist are about 2000-3000€. This makes the operation significantly more expensive than the previous vasectomy. This is because a vasovasostomy is a more complex procedure that requires more time, equipment and expertise. Special, expensive suture material for microsurgical operations is used to reconnect … What does the operation cost? | How can a vasectomy be reversed?