Comments on: Male Contraceptive Gel A Future Alternative To Condoms And Vasectomy

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By: Stickman

Stickman — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 20:29:56 +0000

You should research male contraceptives a little better. Your statement, “For the time being, the only available contraceptive methods for male patients are condoms and the vasectomy surgical procedure”, is incorrect.

Reported in WIRED, April 2011: https://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/04/ff_vasectomy/

“…the new method did not have some of the drawbacks associated with a regular vasectomy. First, sperm would still be able to escape Deshpande’s body normally, which meant he would be free of the pressure and granulomas that sometimes accompany a vasectomy. More important, it could be reversed easily, with a simple follow-up injection.”

This should be news here.