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You will have to give your doctor a semen sample. The doctor or the lab will count the number of sperm. You must wait for about 3 months after the vasectomy to give your doctor the sample. This is because you may still have sperm in your semen for several weeks.
During this period 151 men (2.5%) were given a "special clearance". This sanctioned the discontinuation of other forms of contraception despite the persistence of scanty (less than 10,000/ml) sperm in 2 consecutively examined semen samples at least 7 months after vasectomy.
Sperm clearance after vasectomy Particularly, the sperm count of the ejaculate after 3 months should be below 100,000 motile sperm per sample or ideally zero.
After your vasectomy, you will need to make sure there are no sperm in your semen. You will have to give your doctor a semen sample. The doctor or the lab will count the number of sperm. You must wait for about 3 months after the vasectomy to give your doctor the sample.
After your vasectomy procedure, you will be given one semen testing kit to make sure that your vasectomy procedure has been successful. To make sure that your vasectomy procedure has been successful, we need to test your semen in a laboratory. After your vasectomy procedure, you will be given one semen testing kit.
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Your sperm count will decrease gradually after a vasectomy. \u201cYou should have your urologist test a sample of your semen after approximately 8 weeks or 20 ejaculations following the vasectomy to make sure it's free of sperm,\u201d recommended Dr. Masson.
Time to sperm clearance varied widely. Sperm clearance was reached at medians of 10 weeks and 32 ejaculations. At 12 weeks, 63% of patients produced sperm-free semen; 13% had at least three million sperm per mL, most of them more than 20 million/mL.
During this period 151 men (2.5%) were given a "special clearance". This sanctioned the discontinuation of other forms of contraception despite the persistence of scanty (less than 10,000/ml) sperm in 2 consecutively examined semen samples at least 7 months after vasectomy.
It is recommended that you have at least 20 ejaculations within the 12-week period after your vasectomy. Depending on the results of your initial sample, you may be asked by your physician to provide another sample.
Your sperm count will decrease gradually after a vasectomy. \u201cYou should have your urologist test a sample of your semen after approximately 8 weeks or 20 ejaculations following the vasectomy to make sure it's free of sperm,\u201d recommended Dr.

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