The specific operation process of male ligation surgery, the patient lying down, local anesthesia in the root of the scrotum, find the vas deferens cut, and then suture the incision, so that sperm can not pass through the ureter, to achieve the purpose of male contraception. The procedure is relatively simple and less risky for men, and once the sterilization is completed, there is no need to worry about pregnancy. Whether or not to choose male sterilization varies from person to person and depends on individual circumstances. The choice of male ligation varies from person to person and depends on individual circumstances. Men who undergo ligation will not be able to produce contraception immediately after the procedure. The most important thing to do after the surgery is to rest and sterilize well. It is recommended that the body recovers and two relevant tests are done to ensure that there is no sperm output before engaging in intercourse. Male ligation is very simple and causes very little harm to men. After resting after the operation, you can return to normal soon. Male ligation surgery is simple, with little side effects and low cost, and it is suitable for a wide range of people. Precautions to be taken after male ligation surgery: after male ligation surgery, attention should be paid to observing the bleeding situation of the incision, avoiding the infection of the incision, paying attention to the symptoms of discomfort in the scrotum and other parts of the body, and paying attention to the semen examination after ligation.