I can understand the money thing, but time is no big deal. This isn't a complicated procedure at all, most Dr.s do it in office. The incision is barely a cm (if that). They gave my husband a valium in case he was nervous which he took an hour prior to the surgery, they gave him a local injection before making the incision, they use a dissolvable suture, so you don't have to come back and have anything removed. My hubby had his done on a Friday afternoon, so he was a little sore on Saturday (Motrin and frozen peas - no kidding! took care of that) and then he was back to work on Monday. I ABSOLUTELY cannot have more children or risk kidney failure, so we had 2 sperm counts done 6 months apart and both came back 0. You do have to be careful because you have sperm built up in your testicles which you have to
ahem "purge" <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> before you can start having unprotected sex. A lot of men assume they get the vas and can go straight to it, and then are surprised when they have an 8 lb bundle of joy nine months later, so there are a FEW precautions in the beginning, after that, no worries!
