AlmightyDoorman

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[–] AlmightyDoorman@kbin.earth 2 points 13 hours ago

I was not the one who wrote the 50% statement, but no worries.

Your statement was,"Fully reversable if you ever want kids," and that is simply not true. I am not saying that i know better than licensed physicans i am saying that the actual data that you just posted agrees with me. A vasectomy may be reversible, if you decide for it in less than three years it may even be likely. But if you decide for a vasectomy you should not consider that as an viable option because the chances are not very good.

Conpared to the OPs statements, a vasectomy is a far better choice That heavily depends, if you are in a relationship and 100% to someday have kids a vasectomy is the worse choice cause it lowers your chances of achieving that dream (according tou your sources after just three years 30-50%...).

the woman suffer a full surgery with abdominal pains and scar tissue with a tubal ligation. Yeah, okay buddy.

This i a strawman argument and you should know that. Not once have i argued for a tubual ligitation as a viable alternative for a reversible procedure. I am glad to discuss everything but let's try to maintain some good discussion conventions and not just imagine new arguments.

Edit: from your source "Even if sperm return, pregnancy rates are lower (30-70%) and depend on partner’s fertility as well." So one in three people wont be able to conceive in the realistic best case scenario.

[–] AlmightyDoorman@kbin.earth 9 points 1 day ago (2 children)

You made the first blatant statement. Furthermore you make claims that seem very dubious and then write feel free tonfact check me? Why not post a source? And pregnancy rate of 80% isn't very good to begin with but it drops to only 50% after 3 years? Thats abysmal and to suggest to get such a procedure as a temporary solution is kinda insane. Vasectomies should be treated as a final solution.