Fertility Friday Tip 33: Have regular physical examinations to detect early signs of infections or abnormalities that might indicate or lead to infertility.
It’s 2019. Your balls are as important as they have ever been. And if you really care about them you shouldn’t let anyone with a knife or a needle near you if you have a choice. The gold standard in my humble opinion is a No Needle, No scalpel vasectomy. The advantages of the jet injector include patient comfort, use of less anesthetic in a more efficient and near-instantaneous fashion and precision. The No Scalpel instruments make the procedure easier for the patient and the surgeon.
The pre-op appointment is important and the doctor should discuss the procedure and the potential complications with you. You should have all of your questions answered. 50% of all marriages end in divorce. Shouldn’t you be counseled about this and the potential implications for future fertility (One never knows what life has in store). The post vasectomy semen analysis is critical. You and your doctor need to know that the procedure was effective. I’m satisfied with my vasectomy. Don’t you want to be satisfied with yours?
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Fertility Friday Tip 33: Have regular physical examinations to detect early signs of infections or abnormalities that might indicate or lead to infertility.
Early research shows that taking lycopene by mouth daily for 3 months improves sperm quality in some men with fertility problems due to unknown causes.
Fertility Friday Tip 31: Don’t go overboard on any nutrient or vitamin that is supposed to boost fertility (such as zinc). As with everything, balance is key.
Fertility Friday Tip 30: Chronic malnourishment can affect female hormones and hence cause infertility.
Fertility Friday Tip 29: According to new research, a vegetarian diet might harm fertility.
Fertility Friday 28: 1/3 of fertility problems are from men, 1/3 from women, and 1/3 from unknown factors. Cover all your bases when seeking help for infertility.