After a vasectomy can you get lesions?

After a vasectomy, some men may experience complications such as pain, swelling, or the formation of small lumps or lesions in the scrotal area, often referred to as sperm granulomas. These occur due to the leakage of sperm from the cut vas deferens, leading to an inflammatory response. While lesions can occur, they are typically not serious and can often resolve on their own or with medical treatment. If you have concerns about any changes following a vasectomy, it's best to consult a healthcare professional.