Vasectomy does not diminish sex drive or result in any change in sexual arousal, erectile or
ejaculatory ability, or sensations of ejaculation.

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Vasectomy only blocks the passage of sperm, but does not affect the production or release of hormones that are responsible for sexual drive and function. Therefore, there is no change in sexual arousal, erectile or ejaculatory ability, or sensations of ejaculation after undergoing a vasectomy.

Vasectomy Does Not Diminish Sex Drive or Result in Any