Pro recovery.
Faster. Simpler. Game-Changer.
Back to normal 71.43% faster at Vasectomy Pro
Day Of
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Go home and rest flat in bed for the remainder of the day.
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Avoid all activities and keep movement to a minimum.
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Keep your supportive undershorts on—do not remove them.
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Ice packs are optional; use them only if you find them soothing.
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Most men experience only mild discomfort, typically in the groin or lower abdomen, and often don’t need pain medication.
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If needed, you may take acetaminophen (Tylenol), ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil), or naproxen (Aleve) for relief.
Day After
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Starting the morning after your procedure, you may take a daily shower.
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Wear supportive underwear that keeps the scrotum elevated for one week.
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Take it easy. Walking and driving are fine, but avoid strenuous activities.
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No sports, yard work, swimming, or heavy lifting over 30 pounds.
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If you have a sedentary job (office work or supervisory role), you may return to work.
2 days after
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You may gradually resume more intense work and daily activities while continuing to wear scrotal supportive undershorts.
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If you still have any lingering discomfort, continue taking it easy and get on ibuprofen 600mg every 8 hours to assist the healing.
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Once you're feeling perfect, you can return to the gym or running wearing your supportive underwear.
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On your first day back, reduce your usual workout by half—use half the weight, reps, speed, and distance.
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If you experience no discomfort after the half workout, you can return to your normal routine the next day.
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Swimming in fresh or salt water is permitted.
sex:
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Wait at least 2 days and ensure you are free from discomfort or tenderness before engaging in sexual activity.
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This approach has been effective for Vasectomy Pro patients. However, the American Urological Association's Vasectomy Guidelines recommend waiting one week, as ejaculating too soon may lead to prolonged discomfort.
Post-Vasectomy Semen Sample.
Confirm no sperm before stopping other forms of birth control.
At your appointment, you'll receive a home test kit to collect a semen sample three months and 20 ejaculations after your vasectomy. Follow the instructions carefully and mail your sample to the lab.
The lab will email you a secure link with your results. Until your semen is confirmed sperm-free, you are still considered fertile and must continue using birth control. If sperm are detected, continue birth control and repeat the test in four weeks.