According to WebMd is a permanent method of contraception that blocks the sperm from leaving the body to cause pregnancy.
Arua Hill SC boss Aita gets vasectomy to give his 5 kids the best life
Arua Hill SC boss Joel A’ita will no longer worry about unexpected ‘goals’ after getting a vasectomy.
Joel Aita
“Vasectomy is a small operation to prevent pregnancy. It blocks sperm from getting to your semen when you ejaculate. With no sperm leaving your body, you can’t get someone pregnant. You can still have an orgasm and ejaculate”, WebMd notes.
A’ita took to his social media platforms to share the good news of the procedure he underwent saying he is now focusing on providing the best possible life for his children.
The West Nile entrepreneur revealed that he has five children and that he believes time is ripe for him to close that chapter.
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“After birth of kid 5, I decided to end the journey and concentrate on giving them quality life. At times the man has to take responsibility of the birth control and besides a good quality life for the children can only be given to a number you can manage. It’s simple”, he tweeted.
In his Twitter thread, he went on to support the idea of vasectomy explaining that it takes only one hour for one to go under the knife.
When asked how long the procedure takes, he answered; “One hour. And after another one hour you are heading home. Should take like two days when you should be back to work”.
On how long it takes for one to resume active sexual life, he noted that a fortnight is sufficient; “Two weeks. But you need like two months for your semen to be Sperms free. Or 30 ejaculations”.
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While some wondered whether he will not regret the decision, the bold risk taker stressed that a man must take actions and face its consequences.
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