Well I’m 42 years aged as well as we had a vasectomy about fourteen years ago after my final kid was born. My mother is 40. We right away wish to have a little some-more young kids as well as we am deliberation a annulment vasectomy. What have been a chances of a operation working?
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Not very good, and be prepared to shell out at least $10-15,000 for the procedure, because insurance will not cover it. Also, it is NOT a snip-and-done, back to work after a weekend procedure like a regular vasectomy…you will need to be hospitalized for several days. And the success rate is not all that great to start with, and decreases with time. Because you had yours so long ago, there’s only about an 80% chance that you will get your sperm back, and even less chance that if you do it would result in a successful pregnancy. And this doesn’t even take into consideration your wife’s condition and whether pregnancy would be safe, or even possible, for her.
I would definitely visit a fertility specialist…there are other options you might want to consider if you really want more kids in your life.
sorry pretty slim give a go all different.good luck
The chances of it working in reverse are MUCH slimmer than they were when you first got your vasectomy done. A friend of mine (a very healthy guy in his late thirties who never used tobacco products and only rarely consumed alcohol and worked out regularly…you know the guy…insurance agent’s dream come true) was given only a 50% chance of success. You’ll have to see what your doctor says about it. Truth be told I’m not worried about YOUR chances of a successful vasectomy reversal. I’d be more concerned with your wife’s age and how it relates to healthy pregnancies! Every year over 35 increases the chances that the child will develop some sort of malady. One step at a time, I suppose. Talk to your doc and see what he thinks. These are exciting times medically speaking I suppose.
I’ve heard that the chances are not very good but it’s probably worth a try if your doctor will do it.
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Less than about 25% and that is with IVF after-wards. Usually a pregnancy takes 2-3 years. Doctors are willing to take your money though. They advertise 85% on motile sperm. That means nothing if they are too weak to work.
Honestly you won’t have a child until you are 45 if you are lucky. Is that worth 20-30,000 to you (surgery, IVF, etc)? No insurance in the world will pay for that. Also consider that you will have a teenager in the house when you are 60. The 45 year generation gap will alienate you from your child. When that happens you will wish you spent all that money on a boat.