Question

write four differences between tubectomy and vasectomy
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Answer 1

Vasectomy is a surgical procedure performed on males. It is a permanent form of sterilisation or contraception. The male vas deferens are severed and then tied or sealed to prevent sperms from entering the ejaculate and thereby prevents fertilisation.

Tubectomy is also a method of permanent sterilisation. This surgical procedure is performed on females, where the fallopian tubes are blocked so that the ova or eggs are prevented from travelling to the uterus. Hence, fertilisation cannot take place.

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Difference between tubectomy and vasectomy are given below:

Vasectomy:

1. It is a method of permanent contraception in males.

2. The vas deferens is cut, tied and sealed to prevent sperms from entering into the urethra and into the female tract during intercourse.

3. Naturally occurring vasectomy reversal where the tubes ligate back with each other can be easily detected.

Tubectomy:

1. It is a method of permanent contraception in females.

2. The fallopian tubes are cut, tied and blocked to prevent the meeting of sperm with egg or implantation in the uterus.

3. Naturally occurring tubectomy reversal cannot be detected till an occurrence of unintended pregnancy.

Answer 2

Answer:

vasectomy

A surgical operation conducted on males is a vasectomy. It is a type of sterilization or contraception that is permanent.In order to prevent sperm from entering the ejaculate and thus prevent fertilisation, the male vas deferens are severed and then locked or sealed.

Tubectomy

Tubectomy is also a permanent sterilization process. This surgical procedure is performed on women in whom the fallopian tubes are blocked, preventing the ova or eggs from passing to the uterus. Fertilization, therefore does not take place.

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