My father is 40 years aged as well as has had the vasectomy for 10 years. Obviously, he was tied together prior to afterwards divorced. we am twenty-nine years aged as well as of march wish the child. He would similar to to have the annulment done, though we am so aroused it will not be successful. What would the chances be of the annulment being successful?
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I responded to your other question, but I thought I’d answer here as well and provide you with more sources and different ones than I did the first time. Like I said previously, some people will discourage you with misinformation rather than provide you with sources to re-affirm what they are claiming. Often, they have a hidden agenda of their own or feel the world is overpopulated and that for some reason or another, it is their duty to "rectify" this situation. It is a symptom of their own dysfunctional lives.
You will find the states for reversing an older vasectomy aren’t as good as if the vasectomy was recent. Still you have a 77% chance of a return of some sperm (within the first year) and a 44% chance of pregnancy. See my sources below.
People have vasectomies for many reasons. The reasons for reversal are just as many. In our case, my husband sterilized because he felt our family was large enough. He reversed because of PVPS (chronic pain caused by vasectomy) and because I still wished for more children.
For us, reversal was successful. He feels much better physically now and I had another son. What more could a person ask for?
Not very good. Vasectomy reversals are more about salesmanship, and not results. The industry is very profitable. Most doctors highly inflate their “success” rates. What they call a “success” is all too often far short of making a baby.