Vasectomy is the procedure of cutting up the tubes (vas deferens) of the male reproductive system in order to prevent conception. For couples who did not want children early in their relationships, vasectomy is a common procedure. However, after a certain time, when the couple decides of conceiving, vasectomy can be reversed.
However, it is noteworthy that the success of Vasectomy Reversal has a direct correlation with the amount of time that has passed since the vasectomy was performed.
What the procedure does is that it reconnects each of the tubes that carries the sperm into the semen. This reversal then helps couples in conceiving through natural means as the sperms are back into the semen and can fertilise the female egg again.
FAQ’S
Yes. It is basically tying the tubes back that were cut during Vasectomy.
Mostly perfored as an outpatient procedure under local or general anaesthesia, thenprocedure usually takes 3 to 4 hours of time. Recovery from the surgery is a variable factor and may be anywhere between 5 to 14 days.
Since every body is different than the other, the cost of the procedure is a subjective matter. For more information on what the reversal will cost for you, feel free to visit us anytime. Book your appointment today.
It can be quite a difficult process. Normally, it is more difficult than performing a vasectomy, which is why it performed as a microsurgery. It requires special skill, expertise, and experience.
Problems like birth defects and other complications remain at the same level as the general population as compared to the people who have had a vasectomy reversal.
No. As a procedure, vasectomy reversal has no effect whatsoever on the sperm count of a male.
Risks involved in the process of vasectomy reversal includes the following:
- Bleeding in the scrotum
- Infection on the surgery site
- Pain around the surgery site