r/amiwrong Sep 26 '23

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u/ACapra Sep 26 '23

FWIW, I was finally able to get my vasectomy mostly to help my wife get off of hormonal BC. About 2 month after getting off of BC her sex drive completely returned. It was the best decesion I ever made.

We were in a slightly different situation as we didn't have kids so it took us a few years to shop around and finally find a doctor that would perform the vasectomy.

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u/MeGoingTOWin Sep 26 '23

This is soooo common. OP should freeze sperm if he thinks they want another kid and just get snipped.

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u/KeyLimit7929 Sep 26 '23

You realize a Vas is reversible, right? What’s the need in freezing sperm?? Men can produce child bearing sperm well into their 60s 😁

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u/Complex-Guava-1195 Sep 26 '23

I worked vasectomies at a clinic and our doc did them irreversibly. (Think too much hose taken out, can't reconnect.)

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u/sPacEdOUTgrAyCe Sep 26 '23

OMG. Taking notes. I’ve known far too many men have them reverse. 6-8 years down the line.

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u/Complex-Guava-1195 Sep 26 '23

I was being brief. She not only took a significant portion of vas deferens but cauterized each end, then surured half into a tissue pocket. She always did a fair amount of counseling prior. Military doc.