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After a vasectomy, how long before you are allowed to ejaculate?
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Information: Almost any time after sweling and disconfort have gone away. Remember the first few ejaculations can still contain viable sperm. A post op sperm count would tell you if you are safe.
Answered 3/20/2021
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