Both methods are limited by certain factors (i.e. condoms’ durability and tightness and pills’ reactivity to the body) and can still result in unplanned pregnancies, but such risks and limits aren’t present in a vasectomy. The specifics on how the procedure is done can vary from one medical expert to another, although some practitioners of vasectomy in Sydney, like Dr Harold Judelman of Sydney Vasectomy Services, perform no-scalpel vasectomies that are just as effective, yet much quicker and less painful, than traditional ones.
Unfortunately, vasectomy isn’t as popular as condoms and pills despite its effectiveness. In fact, only about six percent of contraceptive use in the world involves a vasectomy. One of the purported reasons why the procedure is avoided by men is fear, which is logical because a vasectomy is essentially a type of surgery. However, working with a Sydney vasectomy service only lasts for a day, yet the results it can produce are more permanent than other contraceptive options. Through a vasectomy, a man can enjoy a healthy sex life without the fear of having an unplanned pregnancy. Most health experts seem to agree with this statement.
http://www.vasectomysydney.com.au/blog/a-vasectomy-in-sydney-is-still-the-most-effective-male-contraception/
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