A male contraceptive may be just around the corner in India, where scientists report they've completed clinical trials for a drug that's injected into men's groin. 

All that's left is for the Indian equivalent of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to approve the birth control shot, which lasts for 13 years, the Hindustan Times reported. 

Then, men can line up to be put under anesthesia to get a shot of synthetic material into their testicles to block off the tube that would deliver sperm to the penis. 

If the drug can mount that final hurdle, it will be the first approved male birth control in the world, finally providing an alternative sterilization via vasectomy for men and the plethora of contraceptives used by women. 

The world's first <a href="http://ksxmaleenhancement.com/">Order KSX Male Enhancement</a> birth control may be just months away, according to Indian scientists who have completed clinical trials for an sperm-blocking injections (file) 

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