The Facts About Reverse Vasectomies
Posted by Mike Malone | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 02-07-2010-05-2008
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by David Done
In recent years, reverse vasectomies have noticed an increase in success rates, making them very attractive fertility solutions to those men who may have prematurely decided to limit or prevent entirely their chances at fatherhood.
The reasons for someone wanting to reverse their vasectomy can be quite varied. It can be spurred by the unfortunate passing of a child, a divorce and re-marry situation or one of a dozen other deeply personal reasons. Modern reverse vasectomies offer an outstanding opportunity for couples to realize a life with children.
Just as with vasectomies, many people are limited in what they know about reverse vasectomies. In fact, most people aren’t even aware that this solution exists. Therefore, here are some facts about reverse vasectomies that will help educate those who may be interested in learning more.
Approximately six to twelve percent of men who have vasectomies ultimately choose to have their vasectomies reversed.
Reverse vasectomies have up to a 90-plus percent success rate of reconnection.
Over half of all reverse vasectomy patients succeed in impregnating their spouses.
While success rates have been dramatically improved, as with any medical procedure, results cannot be guaranteed.
Reverse vasectomies can be expensive at a cost ranging between $6,000 and $15,000.
Most health insurance policies fail to offer coverage for reverse vasectomies.
Most physicians offer some type of financing plan to help the patient manage the cost of the procedure.
Much of the success rate of the reverse vasectomies lies in the amount of time between surgeries. Therefore, the chances of success are best when the reversal is performed within a few years after the original vasectomy. As an example, if reverse vasectomies take place within 19 years of the original procedure, the chances of pregnancy can be greater than 50 percent. But, if one waits 20 to 25 years, the potential drops to approximately 33 percent.
A vasectomy does not eliminate all sperm production in a man. In fact, the male body continues to produce sperm as long it’s alive. When a vasectomy is performed, it prevents the sperm from flowing into the seminal fluids. Sperm will continue to build up; however, they will eventually break down and be reabsorbed by the body.
Reverse vasectomies are much more intensive surgeries than the original vasectomies and they can commonly last between two and six hours.
For more information about reverse vasectomies, or to schedule a free initial consultation, please visit ReverseVasectomyUSA.com or call 714-REVERSE (714.738.3773).
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