Has anyone got pregnant after your husband having a vasectomy reversal ?
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My father as well as you got tied together as well as you have no young kids though he does from prior matrimony so you talked as well as he had the vasectomy annulment it’s usually been about 3 months given he had it finished as well as i was only wondering if any one has had the successful conceiving physically in the same situation? He goes in tomorrow to ejaculate in the crater to see his spermatazoa equate as well as alternative things so I’m anticipating each thing comes behind normal as well as were means to detect any submit would be appreciated
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We are currently expecting our second child (due in March) after a vasectomy reversal in May of 2006. Not only was it after a reversal but my husband had had his for approx 20 years and is now 50 so the doctors just didn’t know our chances. The doctor that did his reversal told us right after the surgery that he saw viable sperm in the tubes so we would have excellent chances. Maybe you could ask if they saw anything at that time. I don’t know how common that is for them to see it right away like that. I truely hope everything goes as well for you as it did for us. I’ve been there myself.
my girl friend did. Had two kids after it was done. Good Luck
Sure, I did! We have a wonderful, bright, 14 month old reversal boy who is the joy of our life!
BTW, it takes around 75 days for new sperm to be produced and make it’s way "through the reconnected pipes", so don’t be too disappointed if everything isn’t back to normal with this first SA. Most of the time, it takes about a year for things to normalize and a pregnancy to be acheived.