After a vasectomy, a man:
A) will no longer ejaculate.
B) is sterile immediately.
C) will have difficulty achieving an erection for two to three months after surgery.
D) will continue to produce viable sperm, but it will not be mixed with semen.

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After a vasectomy, a man will continue to produce viable sperm, but it will not be mixed with semen. The procedure involves cutting or blocking the vas deferens, which transport sperm from the testes to the urethra. Sperm production continues, but sperm cannot enter the ejaculate, effectively preventing fertilization.

After a Vasectomy, a Man