Can A Vasectomy Cause Erectile Dysfunction? [sjEBa81tpJk]

Around half a million men in the United States get a vasectomy each year. Key Takeaways about Vasectomies & Erectile Dysfunction - Vasectomies are a very common procedure. - In most cases, there are very few side effects from a vasectomy, including swelling, & some discomfort. - There is no physical reason why a vasectomy should cause erectile dysfunction. - If you are experiencing ED, contact Choice Men's Health and see how our state-of-the-art treatments, like acoustic wave therapy, can help you get back in the bedroom. When a man has a vasectomy, his sperm can no longer interact with his seminal fluid. A pregnancy cannot occur in the absence of sperm. Impotence, now commonly known as erectile dysfunction (ED), is a common concern among men considering a vasectomy. Is this concern warranted, though? We'll learn if a vasectomy can lead to erectile dysfunction in this video. Subscribe to our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGci8CsYUIlc2gcX94n9Xhg Check out our blog for more great information: https://www.choicemenshealth.com/mens-health-clinic-blog/ See how we can help with the best ED treatment: https://www.choicemenshealth.com/mens-health-clinic-services/erectile-dysfunction/