Yoo Hyun-cheol opts for vasectomy to prevent family confusion before remarriage

To prevent potential confusion for their children, Yoo Hyun-cheol and his future spouse have decided on a vasectomy before forming a new household. The couple, who each have one child, chose the permanent infertility procedure to prioritize their current relationship and avoid additional pregnancies.

Ahead of his remarriage, Yoo Hyun-cheol has made a decision for the future of his family. As revealed through TV CHOSUN's 'Lovers of Joseon,' Yoo Hyun-cheol's journey of choosing a vasectomy to ensure a stable union with his future spouse highlights the sense of responsibility behind the decision.

"I don't want to cause confusion for the children"... Concerns of a couple facing remarriage

Yoo Hyun-cheol and his future spouse each have one child. Before forming a new household, the two decided to consult regarding a vasectomy as a method to prevent additional pregnancies. While Yoo Hyun-cheol appeared nervous ahead of the procedure, his future spouse supported the decision, prioritizing the children's perspective.

Yoo Hyun-cheol expressed both apology and responsibility toward his children. Given that the children currently refer to him as either an uncle or a father, he determined that preventing potential future confusion is important. "I think it is right because it could cause confusion for the children," Yoo Hyun-cheol stated, noting that consideration for the children was the core of this decision.

"Our happiness together is more important"... Yoo Hyun-cheol's standard for a new life

Beyond a simple choice for contraception, Yoo Hyun-cheol expressed his intention to focus on the relationship between the two. Mentioning the realistic difficulties involved in the process of pregnancy and childbirth, he spoke of a new form of happiness. "Because I know how difficult the process of childbirth is, I think our happiness together right now is more important than other forms of happiness," Yoo Hyun-cheol said.

During the decision-making process, Yoo Hyun-cheol also revealed a hint of regret. While honestly confessing, "It's not that there is no regret at all," he emphasized that the decision was a rational judgment for the future, stating, "Still, I think it is a better choice." His future spouse understood his consideration, confirming that their thoughts were aligned.

Medical staff provide precautions for surgery intended for permanent infertility

During the consultation, medical staff specified that a vasectomy is a procedure intended for permanent infertility rather than temporary contraception. While the surgery is a short procedure lasting approximately 5 to 10 minutes, it was emphasized that if one changes their mind and undergoes reconstructive surgery later, the success rate drops significantly. Additionally, specific precautions were delivered, including the necessity of maintaining contraception for three months after the surgery and undergoing a verification process through a certain number of semen ejaculations.

Source: TVCHOSUN JOY (YouTube)