A contraceptive that permanently prevents transport of the sperm or egg to the site of conception is a

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3 February, 09:59

A contraceptive that permanently prevents transport of the sperm or egg to the site of conception is a

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Elaine Serrano · Answer 1

The answer is Surgical Contraceptive Methods e. g. Vasectomy (For males) and Tubectomy (Females).

Vasectomy: - In this method vas deference is cutted and tied so that sperms can't reach uthera.

Tubectomy: - In this method both fallopian tubes are cut and tied, so that no egg can head towards the site of reproduction (Cervix).

Note: - Both process are irreversible.