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Vasectomy is the process of preventing the sperm from entering the seminal stream. This induces infertility. The process requires cutting and sealing tubes, called the vas deferens, that connect the sperm producing organs, or scrotum, to the path were semen flows through during sexual intercourse. After surgical effects heal, the major aftermath of vasectomy is the appearance of anti-sperm antibodies, the sole purpose of which is to destroy sperm. This occurs in sixty to seventy percent of vasectomized men. The result is sort of a spermicidal effect which reduces the the number and therefore potency of sperm even after a vasectomy reversal is applied. Also, since the sperm producing organs continually produce sperm, pressure is exerted in the sealed tubes that carry and produce them. This eventually causes the rupture of these tubes. These side-effects can cause infertility even with a stressful reversal. Thus, vasectomy reversal, although possible, does not insure the return of regular fertility and potency of sperm. This is why vasectomy should never be taken lightly.

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