Assertion: vasectomy's decision | /r/HasAspect | vasectomy
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text: Particularly because this procedure is permanent, the decision to have a vasectomy should not be made lightly.
text: In the UK, 16% of all men under 70 have had a vasectomy, and with remarriages accounting for 40% of all marriages, there are a significant proportion of men finding themselves in a new relationship and regretting their decision to have a vasectomy.
text: Any doubts about their decision to have a vasectomy can be alleviated by knowing that they have two very important options.
text: Regardless of your position on these issues, the decision to have a vasectomy should not be undertaken lightly.
text: The decision to have a vasectomy is a personal choice that should be made for the right reasons.
text: It’s a big decision to have a vasectomy, so you should think it over carefully.
text: The decision to have a vasectomy is not one that should be taken lightly.
text: A man’s decision to have a vasectomy can prevent unplanned pregnancies and, on an individual level, that’s a major contribution to cutting down on the toll humankind is taking on the earth.
text: While it can often be reversed, the decision to have a vasectomy should not be made assuming that it can be reversed.
text: Some men need help making the decision to have a vasectomy.
text: Because a vasectomy is permanent, you should seriously consider your decision to have a vasectomy.
text: This is because we believe that the decision to have a vasectomy is one that only you and your partner can make - often after discussion with your GP and sometimes a range of experienced friends and colleagues.
text: The decision to have a vasectomy is very personal.
text: Once you make the decision to have a vasectomy, it's time to start thinking about post-surgery care.
text: In our study, concern for one's spouse was a common factor in the decision to have a vasectomy, and respondents reported a considerable amount of communication between spouses during the decision-making process.
text: Previous literature presents the decision to have a vasectomy as either a joint decision among couples or an autonomous choice among men.11 Landry and Ward found that although most couples agreed that the decision should be a joint one, it was primarily made by men alone.23