Jack and Gill are married couples with three children . The couple consulted a family planning clinic . As the nurse manning the clinic you counselled the couple regarding family planning . Jack asks the nurse about vasectomy . He understands that this is a minor operation and asks if he'll become sterile immediately . The nurse's best response is: “No you'll remain fertile ." It may takes several weeks and as many as 30 to 40 ejaculations to remove all the live sperm." You'll be sterile in 2 to 3 days ." If the procedure is done correctly you'll be sterile immediately

Jack and Gill are married couples with three children . The couple consulted a family planning clinic . As the nurse manning the clinic you counselled the couple regarding family planning . Jack asks the nurse about vasectomy . He understands that this is a minor operation and asks if he'll become sterile immediately . The nurse's best response is: “No you'll remain fertile ." It may takes several weeks and as many as 30 to 40 ejaculations to remove all the live sperm." You'll be sterile in 2 to 3 days ." If the procedure is done correctly you'll be sterile immediately

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