@instituteofhumananatomy: Here's what actually happens during a vasectomy. 🔬 The vas deferens is accessed through the scrotum, 1-2 centimeters of the tube are removed, the ends are cauterized, and fascial tissue is stitched over for extra reinforcement. 15-30 minutes. Local anesthesia. In and out. But you still need backup contraception for 2-3 months — sperm can stay stored in the vas deferens for up to three months after the procedure. And yes, one study found that more frequent intercourse clears residual sperm significantly faster. Most guys consider that a reasonable recovery plan. Part 3 covers testosterone, reversal odds, and where all those sperm actually go. Follow for more anatomical awesomeness! 👉 #anatomy #humanbody #vasectomy #reproductivehealth #humananatomy #menshealth #vasdeferens #birthcontrol #bodyscience #anatomyeducation #didyouknow #learnontiktok

thekpakposamoa :

If one does a vasectomy, what happens when he climaxes?

E :

Holy shit it’s 6 in the morning, I JUST woke up, man

ThePavium885 :

how are they reversible then? can you explain that next??

Sosa☭ :

you be what?

Tofuku | Косплей на заказ :

what abt testosterone lvl?

Corum9565 :

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ALLY :

My balls hurts watching this

Messiah Davis :

Where does the blocked sperm go ?

Zak Moor :

where does new formed sperms go? will they just continue to be stored forever?

￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴ ￴ ￴ :

Where does the sperm go if it can’t leave ur balls, dos just build and build up?

Abernathy :

What is the chance that a reversal is positive or leads to sperm coming out again?

imconstipated :

genuinely who would willing do that😭

Maddie :

@kay_wtv skip to 3:35

JT :

😁😁😁

onika :

@Earl Christian

Heyuitsme :

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