| name | Vasectomy |
| Classification | Surgical Procedure |
| Pharmacokinetics | N/A (No drug is involved in the procedure) |
| SuggestedDosage | N/A |
| Indications | Male sterilization, for permanent contraception |
| SafetyInPregnancy | N/A (Procedure is for male contraception, not relevant) |
| SafetyInBreastFeeding | N/A |
| SideEffects | | 1 | Pain, swelling, bruising at the incision site | | 2 | Infection (rare) | | 3 | Bleeding (rare) | | 4 | Swelling of the scrotum (rare) | | 5 | Persistent discomfort/pain | | 6 | Failure to achieve sterilization (rare) |
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| Contraindications | | 1 | Active infection in the genital area | | 2 | Uncontrolled bleeding disorders | | 3 | Unstable medical conditions | | 4 | Patient's expressed hesitation or uncertainty |
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| Interactions | N/A (No drug interactions) |
| WarningsAndPrecautions | | 1 | Potential for complications related to anesthesia if used | | 2 | Detailed discussion with the urologist regarding risks and benefits | | 3 | Proper patient counseling is crucial | | 4 | Follow-up appointments for monitoring. | | 5 | Possible failure, though rare. | | 6 | Long-term risk of complications to be discussed with the patient | | 7 | Discuss any pre-existing medical conditions or allergies to medication with the doctor |
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| AdditionalInformation | | 1 | Vasectomy is a surgical procedure, performed by a qualified urologist.
| | 2 | Recovery time varies but is typically brief.
| | 3 | Post-operative instructions should be meticulously followed to reduce risk of complications.
| | 4 | The procedure is generally considered highly effective for permanent male contraception.
| | 5 | Informed consent is essential, and patient should be fully aware of all the risks and benefits of the procedure. |
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| PatientSpecificConsiderations | | Age | 25 years (considered an appropriate age for consideration). | | Weight | 70 kg (not a relevant factor in the procedure itself, but considered a factor in general health assessment). |
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