Does getting a vesectomy effect weightlifting, or bodybuilding?

Answer 1

If your worried about testosterone, the hormone production is not affected with a vasectomy. Otherwise, it is simply a pain issue as to when you continue your workouts.

Answer 2

No doubt after the surgery you would need to take it easy a few weeks until fully healed. But otherwise no, there is nothing removed in either method, that could possibly affect your muscles or any other part of your body.

There are two methods.

In the conventional approach, a physician makes one or two small incisions, or cuts, in the skin of the scrotum, which has been numbed with a local anesthetic. The vas is cut, and a small piece may be removed. Next, the doctor ties the cut ends and sews up the scrotal incision. The entire procedure is then repeated on the other side.

A newer method, In a no-scalpel vasectomy, the doctor feels for the vas under the skin of the scrotum and holds it in place with a small clamp. A special instrument is then used to make a tiny puncture in the skin and stretch the opening so the vas can be cut and tied. This approach produces very little bleeding, and no stitches are needed to close the punctures, which heal quickly by themselves. The newer method also causes less pain and fewer complications than conventional vasectomy.

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Answer 3

only if you try to do squats before you're fully healed. no one wants to see your man marbles roll out of your shorts while you have a barbell across your shoulders!!

Answer 4

Yes, but only during the healing process. Your doctor will tell you when you can resume your strenuous activities and, I might add, sexual intercourse.

Answer 5

no, i dont think so. i believe you must wait a while before resuming such activities but then they can be done. i would check with your doctor about when?

Answer 6

gotta lay off a week or so. otherwise no.

Answer 7

clearly it has to heal, but otherwise no problem

Answer 8

No. Not at all.

Answer 9

no

Answer 10

No....Not at all.