Why is Vasectomy Consultation Necessary?

Do you have questions or issues that you believe have not been sufficiently addressed on Vasectomy? A consultation visit to Vasectomy Clinic is always encouraged.

Vasectomy consultations are also acceptable for men who have medical issues that make vasectomy riskier or who have additional conditions that can be handled in a hospital setting at the same time as the vasectomy.

The following are some of the reasons for having a Vasectomy consultation.

If You Just Like to Speak with the Doctor First

Having a treatment as personal as a vasectomy performed by a doctor you’ve never met can be very unsettling and daunting. If you would prefer to speak with a doctor first during a consultation, you should do so.

Your Companion Is Unable to Use Birth Control

If you’re considering vasectomy just because your partner has had difficulty with birth control, you should schedule a consultation as well. You and your partner should attend the consultation if possible. A consultation is not required if you are comfortable with the notion of having a vasectomy. A consultation may be necessary if you are considering vasectomy out of desperation because your partner is having birth control issues.

Vasectomy for men, men who have a vasectomy because they feel compelled to do so due to their partner’s inability to accept birth control is advisable to go for a consultation.

Vasectomy Is a Procedure That Many People Are Unsure About

If you’re not sure if vasectomy is the best option for you, schedule a consultation to learn more about the procedure.

Infection of the Urinary Tract, Scrotum, Prostate, or Epididymis

If you have an active infection, you may need to be assessed prior to your vasectomy, antibiotic therapy, and your vasectomy may need to be postponed until the infection has cleared.

Chronic Scrotal Pain following vasectomy may be more common in men with chronic prostate and epididymal tissues.

Taking Blood Thinners on Prescription

If you’re taking a prescription blood thinner other than aspirin for a medical problem (Coumadin, Warfarin, Lovenox, Fragmin, etc. ), your procedure is more likely to result in a bleeding complication. We propose that you book a consultation visit to explore your medical condition.

Do You Suffer from a Bleeding Disorder?

If you have a bleeding issue such as Von Willebrand’s Disease or thrombocytopenia (low platelets), you should schedule a consultation to see whether vasectomy is safe and appropriate for you. If a vasectomy is performed, we must devise the optimal strategy for taking anti-bleeding drugs before the procedure.

Have You Ever Had a Heart Valve Implanted or Had a History of Bacterial Heart Infections?

If you have an artificial heart valve, have had heart valve surgery in the past, or have a history of bacterial heart infections, you should schedule a consultation session to discuss pre-operative medications.

Undescended Testicle or Prior Undescended Testicle Surgery

Cryptorchidism is the medical word for this. A consultation visit should be considered if you have an undescended testicle(s) or have previously had surgery for an undescended testicle(s).

Each cryptorchidism case is different, and surgical decision-making is based on how easily each vas deferens is accessible during an inspection, as well as whether the undescended testicle is visible. You’ll need to be assessed to discover if an out-patient vasectomy is safe and practicable if you’ve undergone surgery to correct an undescended testicle.

Vasectomy and Vasectomy Reversal After a Previous Vasectomy

Multiple vasectomy operations might make subsequent surgeries more difficult due to altered anatomy and scar tissue formation, and the chance of vasectomy complications can arise. A consultation and examination are beneficial in determining the presence of scar tissue.

Have a Scrotal Hernia or an Unrepaired Abdominal Wall

A consultation visit is recommended if you have an unprepared abdominal wall or a scrotal hernia. During a vasectomy, the risk of hematoma formation or damage to the contents of the hernia sac may be raised. In some cases, it may be preferable to surgically repair both issues at the same time, and your vasectomy should be performed in a hospital setting.

Have You Been Suffering from Persistent Pain?

If you have a history of chronic pain, a consultation visit may be necessary to discuss pain management before and after the vasectomy, as well as the potential for Chronic Scrotal Pain after vasectomy.