success rate with microsurgical vasectomy reversal?
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I have review assorted websites as well as their census data per success rates for vasectomy reversal.
But what i wish to know, is people stories of vasectomy reversal, i.e either it resulted in conceiving physically or not as well as how prolonged it took to concieve?
partner as well as i meditative of starting by with it as well as wish to know how expected it is we will get pregnant?
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Hi, my husband has had 2 reversals. His orignially had his vasectomy in around 2002/3. His first reversal in 2005 failed as he had scar tissue form, it did initially work for around 5 months so we were devestated when it then failed.
In 2007, he went to a specialist centre in Hartlipool (UK) with Dr Andrew Dawson who performs microsurgery and it worked straight away. He now has more sperm than the average male! Dr Dawson has a high success rate and is very nice. He got rid of all the scar tissue and it worked 4/5 years post vasectomy. I can’t recommend him highly enough.
Unfortunately and ironically, it is me now that had problems. I have endometriosis and have been referred for IVF so just waiting…
Good luck with your situation.
It sounds a bit round about.
go for it i had the operation and became pregnant almost immediatly
Years ago I read that the Japanese were doing vasectomies using super glue. This I thought was a brilliant idea as it could be reversed quite easily. Now how true it was I’ve no idea and to be perfectly honest I don’t know the stats, but I hope it is successful where you are concerned.
I have never considered one as I am child-free, and never want children. However about three years ago I wrote a paper on the subject, for my writing class. You are not going to like what I have to say.
Often the quotes given as “success rates” are very misleading. Any surgery that results in live, motile sperm is called a “success”. However such a “success” is a long way from having a baby. Usually a pregnancy takes at least two years after the surgery, and that is with IVF.
I took an interest because my ex-girlfriend worked in a clinic where they performed vasectomy reversal. The doctor was in the business of selling “false hope” at a very high price.