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Is is possible for a man with a vasectomy to develop the ability to have a full body contraction orgasm if never experienced before?

Dear M,

Since I don't know that much about vasectomies I simply went to Google and read some of the available information there. I suggest you do the same.

The following seems to answer most of your question:

"A vasectomy only blocks sperm and does not affect your sexual drive, your ability to have an erection, orgasm or ejaculation or your ability to have and enjoy sex. Sperm is only a small fraction of the total liquid in your semen. The amount of fluid, intensity - even color and texture - does not appear to change when sperm is absent. Male hormones continue in the bloodstream, and secondary characteristics (such as beard or voice) do not change. Some couples say their relationship is improved by not having to worry about contraceptive techniques or unplanned pregnancy."

As for your full bodied orgasm, it's available to any man who is willing to learn and practice come control. You could have a consultation (phone or skype) with my protege Eric Amaranth. His information is posted on our website. Let me know what you discover. I've often wondered why more men don't have a vasectomy once they've had children or know they don't want to become fathers.

Dr. Betty