A 34-year-old male undergoes vasectomy. Which of the following is the most frequent immediate complication of this procedure?

Correct Answer: Hematoma
Description: Vasectomy is performed by isolating the vas deferens, cutting it, and closing the ends by either fulguration or ligation. Complications that may arise include hematoma in up to 5% of subjects, sperm granulomas (inflammatory responses to sperm leakage), spontaneous reanastomosis, and, rarely, infections. Sexual function following healing is rarely affected.
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