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Consultant urologist Dr George Lee Eng Geap, or a.k.a Dr G, dwells into questions on sexual performance of the male partner if he has undergone the vasectomy procedure.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/54auhpxv  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00So, many of us have many concerns about vasectomy, for example, how successful is it, and also

00:06what happened to the sperms, and also whether it will change your lifestyle or the ejaculation

00:12in any form or way.

00:14Let's dwell into that.

00:21After a vasectomy, which is a simple procedure of ligating a vas, and that vas is the tube

00:28that links the testicle to the seminal vesicles, and also prostatic secretions.

00:35So if that vas is cut, the amount, the texture, the volume, the temperature, and also the

00:44actual semen itself will remain unchanged, which will only have no sperms.

00:50And therefore, after vasectomy, number one is that the amount and also the characteristic

00:57of your semen will remain unchanged.

01:00The second thing people tend to worry about is that, will there be less of a man when

01:06they undergo vasectomy?

01:07The answer is no.

01:09The reason is because the testosterone is produced by the testicle itself, and the testosterone

01:15is circulating around the bloodstream, and after the vasectomy, the amount of testosterone

01:21remains unchanged, so the libido is completely unaltered.

01:26The third thing people worry about is that, after vasectomy, will they still have the

01:31same erection?

01:33The answer is of course yes, because the erection is determined by the blood supply and also

01:39the nerve supply.

01:41When the sensation and also the blood supply is completely unaffected by vasectomy, then

01:47the erection, including morning erection, will be completely unchanged.

01:51Lastly, some men worry about climax.

01:54They think that the intensity of the climax will be reduced after a vasectomy.

02:00The answer is completely untrue.

02:03The reason is very simple, because the climax itself is controlled by the brain.

02:09After the vasectomy is done, the brain is not affected, therefore the actual climax

02:15is unaltered as well.

02:16The following week, we want to discuss the battle of the sexes when it comes to vasectomy.

02:22Whether men should do it, or women should do tubal ligation.

02:27If you are interested to find out, or you want to weigh out the pros and cons, then

02:30stay tuned for next week's Putting Dr G on the Spot.

EP239: On vasectomies and sexual performance | PUTTING DR G ON THE SPOT

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