Male Sterilization vasectomy is a permanent surgical technique in which the vas deferens tubes which carry the sperm is sealed, so that sperm are no longer present in semen when a man ejaculates. Sperm continues to be produced by the testicles but the passage to the penis is blocked, so it is re-absorbed by the body. Vasectomy has no effect on the production of male hormones or sex drive. Male sterilization takes longer to work than female sterilization and sperm can take a few months to disappear from semen. Therefore you need to use another method of contraception until you have had tests to prove no sperm is present in the semen.
             With a solution to help prevent pregnancy effects come along with it. For people who take contraceptive pills, Depo Provera and Norplant as a result many experience menstrual pain. It may have some side effects such as nausea, headaches, acne, mood changes and weight gain. There is evidence that the pill offers some protection against cancer of the uterus and ovaries. A full medical history is essential, as this pill is not suitable for women who have certain conditions such as high blood pressure, circulatory disease, and diabetes. Those women over forty years old who smoke and are overweight may be advised to use another method of contraception. The combined pill is not reliable if taken over twelve hours late, or after vomiting and diarrhea. Contraceptive pills do not protect against sexually transmitted infections and HIV. If taken correctly the pill is ninety nine percent effective.
             It is important to know what types of birth control to use for example a person using spermicidal. It can cause irritation of one's skin. According to the magazine, "spermicides are not a hundred percent effective is it seventy nine percent effective". It can be up to ninety four percent effective when used correctly
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