My partner had one almost 10 years ago.  He regrets it sometimes as nowdays he would like to have more children but he can't.  He would recommend it to anyone that is absolutely positive that they never want any more children no matter what happens.  A vasectomy is very difficult to reverse, so it really needs to be thought through thoroughly.  He recommends some good professional councelling about it before having it done.

my husband had to have one cause of my blood clotting and blood disorder i cannot have surgery and boy was he scared?but i was there with consultation and his doc was fantastic

all went so well no side affects playing top footy 1 week later that was 2 years ago and all is fine

the younger you are the better off you are thats what they say, my husband doc was in tas i would recommend him but i am sure in your area you will find one

my husbands went so well that after its done you have to take 3 sperm samples in to be tested and he had to only take 1 in thats how well it worked on him

if they ask you weather you will pay for it(which will be done asap)or go thru the hospital which is for free that could take mths even years depends how many opt for hospital and going by how our health system is at the moment it could take even longer

it didn't cost much i think ours was around 200

anyway goodluck and i recommend it and it will be all fine

I heard that it's alot easier for a man to get a vasectomy then a woman getting her tubes tied. Since its only snip snip for a man and its major surgery for a woman. But in the end, it's all your decision on what you want to do.

Maybe a condom might help with preventing further pregnancies, but if that is not in your cards, then vascetomy is the way to go.