Where do the sperm go after a vasectomy?

Correct option is C

Ans: (c) They get reabsorbed into the body Sol. After a vasectomy, the vas deferens (the tube that carries sperm from the testicles to the urethra) is cut or sealed. As a result, the sperm can no longer travel to the urethra and are instead reabsorbed into the body. The body naturally absorbs the sperm without any harmful effects.
Explanation of each option:
· (a) They come out during ejaculation: This is incorrect after a vasectomy. Since the vas deferens is blocked or cut, sperm cannot reach the urethra, so they do not come out during ejaculation.
· (b) They are collected in the Vas Deferens: After a vasectomy, sperm no longer pass through the vas deferens to be stored, as the tube is blocked.
· (c) They get reabsorbed into the body: Correct answer. After a vasectomy, sperm are reabsorbed into the body because they cannot exit through the vas deferens.
· (d) They travel to the epididymis: Sperm still mature in the epididymis after a vasectomy, but they do not pass through the vas deferens to be ejaculated.