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The only way to tell is by seeing the hospital paperwork or manually feeling the small lump in the scrotum. Yes, you CAN feel it.

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Can a man who had a vasectomy have natural children?

You should not be able to get pregnant by a man who has had a vasectomy.


Will a man with a vasectomy show semen under a black light?

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What is the objective of the vasectomy?

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What are the odds of prenancy if the man has a vasectomy and the womans tubes are tied?

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I think you mean a vasectomy.