if a guy has had a vasectomy, does he cum? not as in orgasm, but like, ejaculate.

just curious..

 

Yes. The majority of the volume of ejaculate comes from anatomy (prostate & seminal vesicles) downstream from the vasectomy.

 

there is just no sperm in it....hopefully

 

Referred to as "shooting blanks"......... A guy with a vastectomy will have relatively clear ejaculate, since it is the sperm that gives it a cream color. Some men feel less masculine after a vastectomy, but the impact is purely psychological. Other men, free of concern about reproduction risks, get more sexually active and adventurous. Testosterone production is not altered by this procedure......

 

no shit, I thought it always affected performance and sexual drive



so basically the only thing it prevents is kids...

Shit, if that is true, you know what i'll be doing tomorrow.

 

And it is completely reversable so if you decide you wanna knock Sally up you can go to the doc and get your boys back in action.

 

A little overly positive. Although attempts can be made to reverse a vasectomy, it's by no means considered a reversible procedure. Even if flow of sperm can be re-established fertility cannot be guaranteed -- there's issues like anti-sperm antibodies and other problems that can arise.

No one should get a vasectomy with the idea that one day in the future they'll be able to father a kid.

 

It is GENERALLY, not universally, reversable. The surgery is complex, involving reattaching those tiny tubes, and then spending an inordinant amount of time with your nuts packed in ice. A colleague of mine had his reversed with a new (trophy) wife, and disocvered that after two weeks of frozen nuts, he still was shooting blanks...........

 

don't do it yourself.

 

I'm sure he's already tried.

 

Was afraid of that.............

 

too late

 

take that take that

 

Damn actually learned something today.

Thanks ACL

 

As others have mentioned, the above isn't entirely true. From http://www.vasectomy-information.com.../reversal.htm:www.vasectomy-information.com is a very useful site for information, survey results, etc. There's even a do-it-at-home vasectomy kit at http://www.vasectomy-information.com/humor/index.htm

 

Yup. "Feeling like a teenager again" is a description I've seen in a number of post-vasectomy comments/reviews.

 

Well, then, Pgatour1 CAN do it at home...............get that shard of broken glass ready!!!!

 

I feel just fine, ejaculate looks EXACTLY like it always has and no problems at all

I can't imagine letting someone down there with a knife again!


reversal NO WAY!

 

Yes, hopefully --- which is why post-vasectomy sperm counts are an essential part of the process. A number of "failed" vasectomies have been traced to a subject's not taking these tests and not making sure they're really shooting blanks.

I mean, it's not like it's a really hard test to take ...

 

Yeah, I made the GF go with me for the test!

 

tastes the same too!!!


j/k

 

TMI

 

Might have to look into this in a few years

 

Is it less filling?

 

random, but good question. I know I'll be looking into this in about 20 years.

 

Probably. Sperm makes up about 10% of the ejaculate, so I would guess about 10% less filling.

 

 

if yur not really hard you can fail the test...

 

I can't imagine someone down there with a knife period

Ain't nowbody gonna take a knife to my balls.

 

I guess that's lucky for me huh?? don't know if I could handle 10% more!! 1.7 LOL

 

ur stealing my info...now my Noble Prize is




























j/k

 

I'll give you a prize!!

 

It's not as scary as you might think . Of course it's odd to allow anyone near the twins with a sharp object, but once you get over that idea it was really pretty easy to deal with, I acted as my own nurse, something about having more than one person in there at the time was just too much for me and you need support from the significant other!! especially for the "post" test...



Just do as the Doc tells you afterwards and it's not such a big deal (reversal on the other had requires a much more invasive procedure that I would never consider)

 

Agreed.

IMHO, it's comparable to a trip to the dentist, and a lot easier than childbirth.