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Does A Vasectomy Reversal Really Work?

Did you think you were done with the diaper changing and the night feeding duties? Does your wife feel that she should have one more child? Did you bank your sperms after your vasectomy procedure? If not, vasectomy reversal may be the only option for you. However, before you consider the procedure, here are some vital pieces of information that you should know. To begin with, like all other surgical procedures; there is certainly no guarantee of success.

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The Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center gets asked a lot about HSG by women after tubal reversal surgery. They are questioning whether their tubes are really open, regardless of the checking Dr. Berger does during the surgery, and want to do this procedure. However, there are concerns about this being done too quickly.

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by Matt Murren

A vasectomy is a sterilization process that men undergo and is considered a permanent method of birth control. A vasectomy reversal procedure is done when the tubes that were cut in the vasectomy are reconnected.

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by Sarah Michaels

While a vasectomy is a relatively easy surgery, reversing a vasectomy is not. Reversing a vasectomy is a challenging operation that re-connects the tubes that carry sperm from the testicles into the semen. However, due to conflicting test results–a rare but possible occurrence after surgery–many men wonder if this type of surgery is successful and if they will ever be able to have a baby.

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How and when the original vasectomy was performed can affect the chances of a vasectomy reversal being successful. There is less chance of success if:

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The Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center gets asked a lot about HSG by women after tubal reversal surgery. They are questioning whether their tubes are really open, regardless of the checking Dr. Berger does during the surgery, and want to do this procedure. However, there are concerns about this being done too quickly.

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A more complicated procedure called a vasoepididymostomy involves joining the vas deferens in the penis directly to the epididymis. This is a tube that connects the vas efferens to the vas deferens. Sperm are stored and mature in the epididymis.

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A more complicated procedure called a vasoepididymostomy involves joining the vas deferens in the penis directly to the epididymis. This is a tube that connects the vas efferens to the vas deferens. Sperm are stored and mature in the epididymis.

Read the rest of this entry »

by Matt Murren

A vasectomy is a sterilization process that men undergo and is considered a permanent method of birth control. A vasectomy reversal procedure is done when the tubes that were cut in the vasectomy are reconnected.

Read the rest of this entry »

by Sarah Michaels

While a vasectomy is a relatively easy surgery, reversing a vasectomy is not. Reversing a vasectomy is a challenging operation that re-connects the tubes that carry sperm from the testicles into the semen. However, due to conflicting test results–a rare but possible occurrence after surgery–many men wonder if this type of surgery is successful and if they will ever be able to have a baby.

Read the rest of this entry »