How a Vasectomy relates to Erectile Dysfunction
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How a Vasectomy relates to Erectile Dysfunction Dr. Stacy Elliott, MD, discusses How a Vasectomy relates to Erectile Dysfunction.
Dr. Stacy Elliott, MD, discusses How a Vasectomy relates to Erectile Dysfunction.
Featuring Dr. Stacy Elliott, MD Vancouver BC
How a Vasectomy relates to Erectile Dysfunction, Vasectomy & Erectile Dysfunction
Duration: 47 seconds
A vasectomy is where the tube that goes from the testes to the back of the prostate is either cut or soldered or in some way obstructed so that the sperm made in the testes don’t make it into the seminal ejaculate.
That doesn’t have anything to do with your ability to get an erection, to have sexual interest, or to reach orgasm and you will still have an ejaculate. It’s just there shouldn’t be any sperm in it anymore.
If you have concerns around either ejaculation or orgasm, or any fertility concerns, consult your doctor.
Presenter: Dr. Stacy Elliott, Psychiatrist, Vancouver, BC
Local Practitioners: Psychiatrist
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