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What Happens to Sperm After Vasectomy?
After vasectomy, the testicles keep making sperm, but sperm cannot enter semen. The body absorbs unused sperm naturally, and backup contraception is needed until clearance is confirmed.
Is Every Testicular Lump a Sign of Cancer?
Not every testicular lump is cancer, but any new lump should be checked by a urologist. Learn common benign causes and warning signs.
Can a Blow to the Testicle Cause Infertility?
Most testicular injuries do not cause permanent infertility, but severe trauma can damage tissue, cause bleeding, torsion, or affect sperm production.
Is Testicle Pain After Varicocele Surgery Normal?
Mild to moderate testicle or groin pain after varicocele surgery is usually part of normal recovery, but worsening pain, fever, swelling, or discharge needs medical review.
Can a Testicular Hernia Cause Infertility? Scientific Review and Prevention
Inguinal or scrotal hernia usually does not cause infertility by itself, but large or untreated hernias may affect the spermatic cord or testicle.
Complete Guide to Vasectomy Complications: Aftercare and Solutions
Vasectomy complications are usually mild, but in some cases they can be difficult for a person to deal with. Vasectomy, or male sterilization by sealing the sperm-carrying tubes, is one of the most ef…
Vasectomy Aftercare: A Complete Guide to Faster Recovery
Learn what to expect after vasectomy, how to reduce pain and swelling, when to call your doctor, when to resume sex, and why semen analysis and contraception remain important until your doctor confirms the result.
What is an epididymal cyst (spermatocele)? Causes, symptoms, and the best treatment options
An epididymal cyst, or spermatocele, is a benign and usually painless mass that forms in the epididymis. This article covers how epididymal cysts are diagnosed, their symptoms, and the available treatment options.
Testicular Cancer: Types, Diagnosis, and Treatment Methods
Testicular cancer is more common in younger men. This guide explains symptoms, testicular self-exam, risk factors, diagnosis, and treatment options.
What Is Cryptorchidism or Undescended Testicle?
“ undescended testicle ” is the term used when one or both testicles fail to descend into the scrotum. Your child’s pediatrician evaluates this process (whether the newborn’s testicles have descended …
What Is Azoospermia? Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Azoospermia, or zero sperm count, means no sperm are found in the semen. Learn the causes, types, diagnosis, and treatment options.
What Is a Hernia? Types, Causes, Diagnosis, and Surgery
A hernia occurs when tissue or part of an organ pushes through a weak area in the surrounding muscle or abdominal wall. Learn the types, warning signs, diagnosis, and treatment options.