Here is a list of questions to ask when considering how to choose a doctor to perform your tubal reversal surgery and the types of responses you should expect. For more information or assistance, please send me an email (JuliaS@tubal-reversal.net) or call me at (919) 656-8204.
by Matt D Murren
Having second thoughts about your vasectomy is more common than you might think. Each year 30,000 men decide to have their vasectomy reversed in order to start a family. The reversal procedure is a bit more involved than the original vasectomy and it does not always work. What is success rate for vasectomy reversal? That depends on how many years it has been since your original vasectomy was performed.
by David Done
A vasovasostomy, or a vasectomy reversal, is a complex, precision-oriented microsurgery and it’s not one that should be trusted to just anyone. There are certain attributes that one should look for when making this important, life-changing decision. Here are five things you should consider before choosing a vasectomy reversal doctor.
by Matt Murren
Many men decide to reverse their vasectomy shortly after they have it done, and at this point, it is possible for a man to return to a normal state of being potent. The generally held belief that vasectomy reversal has a low success rate is absolutely groundless. Patients who have undergone vasectomy can easily have it reversed even after 40 years. People who have had a vasectomy reversed after several years of their initial vasectomy have enjoyed the pleasure of pregnancy and fatherhood within a few weeks or months of their vasectomy reversal.
by Seomul Evans
Vasectomy reversal is a common procedure performed in clinics through out the United States and an increase has been observed in the number of men choosing to opt for this procedure in recent years. There can be several reasons for a man to consider this surgery; from divorce to the death of a child or the desire to increase his brood. Either way, vasectomy reversal is a convenient way to regain your fertility. Even though the procedure has a good success rate, choosing the correct clinic will certainly have a bearing on the efficacy of the procedure. So here is a look at how to evaluate a vasectomy reversal clinic.
by Seomul Evans
If you had decided years ago that you were done adding to your count of offsprings, changing your mind can be a big decisions; however, it can be far more complicated and difficult to make decisions about having more children if you have had a vasectomy done. Many couples battle with several questions that come into play when people think about adding to their family after a vasectomy procedure such as the success rate, the complications involved and if the vasectomy reversal surgery is worth the time and money that you will have to spend for it. Fortunately you don’t have to deal with these doubts alone. There are several vasectomy reversal support groups that can not only help you and your partner with the answers to your questions but will also help you to make an informed decision.
by David Done
One of the most effective forms of birth control a couple can use is for the male to undergo a vasectomy. This is accomplished through a surgical procedure in which the vas deferens (the tubes that deliver sperm) are severed and tied off. But what happens if your life takes an unexpected turn, like marriage or a financial upswing, and the family you never thought you were going to want, now suddenly seems like a good idea? One of the best options available is to undergo a vasectomy reverse procedure.
Vasectomy reversal is more successful if it’s done fairly soon after the original vasectomy. About eight out of ten men are able to father children when their vasectomy is reversed within five years. The success rate falls as time goes on.
Dr. Berger has performed nearly 6000 tubal ligation reversal procedures. The success of the procedure depends on several factors, including a woman’s age, the type of sterilization performed and the length of healthy tube remaining following surgery.
The time interval from tubal ligation to tubal reversal has not been shown to affect pregnancy success rate after tubal reversal surgery. Tubal reversal surgery can be done on women who have had their tubes tied twenty years ago or less than one year. There are many reasons that cause a woman to change her mind and desire more children after a previous sterilization. The desire for more children can happen immediately after tubal ligation or it can happen months or even years later.