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Will the vasectomy interfere with sex or sexual function?Ìý
No − sex drive, testosterone levels, masculine characteristics, sexual pleasure, and ability to ejaculate will all remain the same.Ìý

Is there an association between vasectomies and prostate cancer?Ìý
No − there are no associations between vasectomies and prostate cancer.Ìý

Will the titanium clips used in the procedure cause issues going through airport security?Ìý
No − the titanium clips used in the procedure are non-magnetic, so will not cause any future issues with airport security, MRI scans, or metal detectors in the future.Ìý

Do vasectomies protect against sexually transmitted infection (STI)?Ìý
No − if you are at risk of STIs you should also use a form of contraception that protects against them, such as condoms.Ìý

Are there alternatives to a vasectomy?Ìý

Before committing to having a vasectomy, you should also be aware of alternatives forms of contraception:Ìý

• If you have a penis, this includes male condoms.Ìý
• If you have a vagina, this includes oral contraceptives (e.g. ‘the pill’), intrauterine devices (IUDs), other hormonal options (e.g. patch, injection, implant, vaginal ring), or tubal ligation (‘tying the tubes’).