Bahraini Urology consultant detected that dozens of Saudis seek to conduct «vasectomy» to limit reproduction or stop it, pointing out that the process is one of the «easy» processes which do not require surgical intervention. Also a lot of them said that it is «better than use of contraceptives for women».
Kidney and urinary tract Bahraini consultant Dr Mohammed Alderazi said that «a lot of Saudi are doing this procedure recently, which were previously exclusive to women». He attributed that to the «ease and low cost, as well as the absence of any side effects », explaining that he has conducted «thousands of operations over the past 20 years, without occurrence of any health problems for the patient».
Alderazi revealed that he performs «more than 45 vasectomy operation per month, 50 percent of them for the Saudis», pointing out that the operation takes only half an hour, and cost more than 120 BD (1200 SR), stressing on «its ease, and does not require general anesthesia to the patient, and that is before making the operation we do a full medical examination for the patient. »
Alderazi stressed that terms of this operation include to have «consent of the wife in the event of Bahrainis patient.» And about whether this condition is applied to the Saudis he said «does not comply with this requirement for them», pointing out that this operation «does not affect the health or sexual side of the patient, nor the nature of the seminal fluid changed. As the patients need after the operation to rest for two days. It also requires use of testicular holder after the operation, as well as the use of painkillers. »
The average of operations conducted by the consultant Alderazi for Saudis is about 500 cases per year, saying that «a and found this operation is the perfect solution for him to stop childbearing, due to the large number of health problems that women face from the use of contraceptives, which does not lead to the desired result to stop childbearing 100 percent. »He suggested that «may be one reason to use this process a lot is the current living conditions and costs, in light of the low wages and increasing cost of living, forcing many men not to have children in the future, and satisfy with his children.» He stressed that «the patient can decode process, and reproduction again naturally. Provided, however, be done in just five years, and after the expiry of this deadline will not be able to decode operation and reproduce again. »Doctor Alderazi pointed out that «the patient can exercise his natural sexual life after the demise of the pain of the operation or if there was any swelling. But it must be done with the use of condom, even with the passage of 60 days after it». about if he has to know if this process is allowed in Saudi Arabia, he confirmed that it «banned». And he is unaware of the reasons, but he performs it daily in Bahrain, and it is «licensed».
In turn, the obstetrics and gynecology consultant, head of the department of obstetrics in a civil hospital in the city of Khobar Dr. Salim Aljamaan, confirmed to «Alhayat» that «vasectomy» operations are banned from in the Kingdom, and is not made in any way. He attributed the reason for that it «comes in the framework of birth control, which is ungodly», pointing out that the laws and regulations of the Ministry of Health «prevent this type of operations», adding that «For this reason some Saudis seek to perform it out of the country, and those are often wanting to birth control, or have no desire to procreation ».
Kidney and urinary tract Bahraini consultant Dr Mohammed Alderazi said that «a lot of Saudi are doing this procedure recently, which were previously exclusive to women». He attributed that to the «ease and low cost, as well as the absence of any side effects », explaining that he has conducted «thousands of operations over the past 20 years, without occurrence of any health problems for the patient».
Alderazi revealed that he performs «more than 45 vasectomy operation per month, 50 percent of them for the Saudis», pointing out that the operation takes only half an hour, and cost more than 120 BD (1200 SR), stressing on «its ease, and does not require general anesthesia to the patient, and that is before making the operation we do a full medical examination for the patient. »
Alderazi stressed that terms of this operation include to have «consent of the wife in the event of Bahrainis patient.» And about whether this condition is applied to the Saudis he said «does not comply with this requirement for them», pointing out that this operation «does not affect the health or sexual side of the patient, nor the nature of the seminal fluid changed. As the patients need after the operation to rest for two days. It also requires use of testicular holder after the operation, as well as the use of painkillers. »
The average of operations conducted by the consultant Alderazi for Saudis is about 500 cases per year, saying that «a and found this operation is the perfect solution for him to stop childbearing, due to the large number of health problems that women face from the use of contraceptives, which does not lead to the desired result to stop childbearing 100 percent. »He suggested that «may be one reason to use this process a lot is the current living conditions and costs, in light of the low wages and increasing cost of living, forcing many men not to have children in the future, and satisfy with his children.» He stressed that «the patient can decode process, and reproduction again naturally. Provided, however, be done in just five years, and after the expiry of this deadline will not be able to decode operation and reproduce again. »Doctor Alderazi pointed out that «the patient can exercise his natural sexual life after the demise of the pain of the operation or if there was any swelling. But it must be done with the use of condom, even with the passage of 60 days after it». about if he has to know if this process is allowed in Saudi Arabia, he confirmed that it «banned». And he is unaware of the reasons, but he performs it daily in Bahrain, and it is «licensed».
In turn, the obstetrics and gynecology consultant, head of the department of obstetrics in a civil hospital in the city of Khobar Dr. Salim Aljamaan, confirmed to «Alhayat» that «vasectomy» operations are banned from in the Kingdom, and is not made in any way. He attributed the reason for that it «comes in the framework of birth control, which is ungodly», pointing out that the laws and regulations of the Ministry of Health «prevent this type of operations», adding that «For this reason some Saudis seek to perform it out of the country, and those are often wanting to birth control, or have no desire to procreation ».
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