Vasectomy Reversal TipsMy Tips on Vasectomy Reversal

It is not possible to determine before the reversal operation which procedure will be best for you. The urologist necessarily must determine this during the vasectomy reversal procedure. If sperm are present in the fluid that is obtained from the end of the vas that is connected to the testicle, then a vasovasostomy is performed. If sperm are absent from the fluid obtained from the end of the vas that is connected to the testicle, the urologist then uses several criteria to determine which operation is best for you. The urologist will inspect the epididymis to determine if a blockage is present in the tube within the epididymis. If a blockage is seen, then a vasoepididymostomy will be required.

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If you have experienced the frustration and disappointment of an unsuccessful reversal procedure, you may want to ask a vasectomy reversal doctor if another attempt is worthwhile.

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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.

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