Vasectomy as Birth Control

You may undergo a vasectomy procedure as birth control. The surgery fee is from Php 25,000 to Php 50,000 or more depending on the hospital. See your options.

Some doctors may provide you an option to undergo a no scalpel vasectomy. If you are aware of this, you may want to inquire whether it is a good option for your condition. For this type, the estimated cost is Php 10,000.

Why Do Men Do It?

Men who have decided to undergo vasectomy are aware of its benefits and effects. Once the vas deferens are cut, one can no longer have children as the sperm cells will not reach the semen ejaculate.

  • Used as contraceptive
  • The procedure takes only a few minutes to an hour
  • Cost effective
  • Lasts a lifetime
  • Minor discomfort (anesthesia may be required)

For family planning, your wife may also consider tubal ligation as another option.

Usually, it is performed by a Urologist. It is a doctor specializing in the male reproductive organ as well as the urinary system. You can easily find a good urologist near you through major hospitals and clinics.

It is important that you consider several life factors before you undergo the procedure. For the most part, men who have thoroughly decided avail the service to prevent them from impregnating their partners.

Although it is available to all, you should first talk to your doctor if you are a young adult man or a teen before having the procedure. Vasectomy may also be available for senior citizens depending on the evaluation of the doctor.

Can I Reverse It?

In some cases, this is possible. Reversing vasectomy is available but is usually more expensive than the initial surgery.

If you are a senior citizen, you may be given a special price rate for the procedure. You may wish to use your ID at a hospital or clinic or through your doctor’s arrangement. Up to 20% discount may be availed in specialized procedures such as this.

References: Urology Health


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Last Updated on September 18, 2024 by MedicalPinas

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2 responses to “Vasectomy as Birth Control”

  1. James.Behera Avatar
    James.Behera

    I have a very small penis. Can I still get a vasectomy?

    1. Medical Pinas Avatar
      Medical Pinas

      Hi, vasectomy does not involve the size of the penis. You may consult with your urologist for further info on the procedure and the price of vasectomy in hospitals.

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