Around 75 million unwanted pregnancies occur each year. This statistic applies to the entire global population. Imagine if every one of these pregnancies resulted in natural birth, but only a small fraction of the parents kept the children. Where do all the others go? Sadly, many people don’t consider this aspect of unwanted pregnancies. Who will take care of all these children? Possibly a foster parent that could care less about the child’s well-being, but wants to get his hands on a monthly government check. This happens all the time. While it may sound like a horrific scenario out of a movie, it’s as real as it gets. I recently watched the local news and saw that two foster parents locked a small boy in the closet and went off on vacation. The boy died. What kind of person could do something like that?

A popular solution to many unwanted pregnancies is abortion. Now, just to be clear, I’m not completely endorsing abortion. However, I think there is a time when abortion is the most realistic option. For example, if a woman is attacked, we can’t expect her to carry around the child of her rapist. That would be absurd. There are a number of unwanted pregnancies such as this each year. This is what makes pregnancy and abortion such touchy topics. It’s not cut and dry. There’s plenty of grey in there. The key is to educate your loved ones regarding unwanted pregnancies and teach them about safe practices. Remember, abstinence is the safest option around.

The chances of success will be greater if a surgeon is chosen that is well versed in the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure and who has had a lot of experience behind him. Ask about his experience and even ask for recommendations or references from happy clients of his.

The success of microsurgical vasectomy reversal is variable. But even if the vasectomy was many years ago, there is still a good chance that reversal will work for you. It is a myth that there is a time limit from when the vasectomy was first performed.

In general, success rates can be higher if the vasectomy was not too long ago, if there is a good fertility history and if the patient is fit and healthy in body and mind. Success is less if the time since vasectomy is extended, a short vas deferens (sperm tube) is present, testicular failure or atrophy has occurred or there is a blockage in the epididymis area.

There are variations in the surgical procedure - vasoepididymostomy and vasovasostomy. Find out if there any comparison of success rates between clinics you visit , who does which procedure and what is their success, - the patient must ask.

Reversal of a vasectomy is now quite a common request. It is a tricky procedure that should be performed only by a highly trained surgeon, but the success rate is very good. Using microsurgical vasectomy reversal techniques has helped this success rate enormously.

Vasectomy reversal is a decision that should be made by a couple where practical. A couple must be happy that they have chosen the right doctor to perform the operation and that it is the right time and circumstances for them.

How is Vasectomy Reversal Performed?

The patient would have a general anaesthetic. Then a small incision is made in the skin of the scrotum near to or over the previous scars. The surgeon locates the cut ends of the vas deferens (sperm tubes) and frees them up - there will be scar tissue from the previous operation.

The surgeon decides, by using microscopy, if sperm are still being produced. It also helps to determine what sort of sperm are being produced or whether there has been a rupture or “blow out” in that area. This latter scenario is a poor sign.

The two ends of the vas (sperm tube) need to be fastened back together to make a whole tube. It is vital that there are no leaks or else the operation can fail. This is done using a highly powered microscope which gives the surgeon a clear and magnified view of the area. The sutures (stitches) used to unite the tubes are thinner than a human hair!

If there is a “blow out” in the vas then a different technique has to be used. The blow out will cause a blockage just as in a frozen pipe. The blockage must be bypassed. This microsurgical vasectomy reversal technique is called a vasoepididymostomy. It is more difficult and requires extra skill so make sure your surgeon is capable of performing it. Ask to see evidence or proof that he is successful in performing this tricky operation.

There are variations in the surgical procedure - vasoepididymostomy and vasovasostomy. Find out if there any comparison of success rates between clinics you visit , who does which procedure and what is their success, - the patient must ask.

Reversal of a vasectomy is now quite a common request. It is a tricky procedure that should be performed only by a highly trained surgeon, but the success rate is very good. Using microsurgical vasectomy reversal techniques has helped this success rate enormously.

The chances of success will be greater if a surgeon is chosen that is well versed in the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure and who has had a lot of experience behind him. Ask about his experience and even ask for recommendations or references from happy clients of his.

The success of microsurgical vasectomy reversal is variable. But even if the vasectomy was many years ago, there is still a good chance that reversal will work for you. It is a myth that there is a time limit from when the vasectomy was first performed.

In general, success rates can be higher if the vasectomy was not too long ago, if there is a good fertility history and if the patient is fit and healthy in body and mind. Success is less if the time since vasectomy is extended, a short vas deferens (sperm tube) is present, testicular failure or atrophy has occurred or there is a blockage in the epididymis area.

There are variations in the surgical procedure - vasoepididymostomy and vasovasostomy. Find out if there any comparison of success rates between clinics you visit , who does which procedure and what is their success, - the patient must ask.

Reversal of a vasectomy is now quite a common request. It is a tricky procedure that should be performed only by a highly trained surgeon, but the success rate is very good. Using microsurgical vasectomy reversal techniques has helped this success rate enormously.

The chances of success will be greater if a surgeon is chosen that is well versed in the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure and who has had a lot of experience behind him. Ask about his experience and even ask for recommendations or references from happy clients of his.

The success of microsurgical vasectomy reversal is variable. But even if the vasectomy was many years ago, there is still a good chance that reversal will work for you. It is a myth that there is a time limit from when the vasectomy was first performed.

In general, success rates can be higher if the vasectomy was not too long ago, if there is a good fertility history and if the patient is fit and healthy in body and mind. Success is less if the time since vasectomy is extended, a short vas deferens (sperm tube) is present, testicular failure or atrophy has occurred or there is a blockage in the epididymis area.

There are variations in the surgical procedure - vasoepididymostomy and vasovasostomy. Find out if there any comparison of success rates between clinics you visit , who does which procedure and what is their success, - the patient must ask.

Reversal of a vasectomy is now quite a common request. It is a tricky procedure that should be performed only by a highly trained surgeon, but the success rate is very good. Using microsurgical vasectomy reversal techniques has helped this success rate enormously.

The chances of success will be greater if a surgeon is chosen that is well versed in the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure and who has had a lot of experience behind him. Ask about his experience and even ask for recommendations or references from happy clients of his.

What to expect when you commission a surgeon on your behalf:

- excellent services
- the ability to ask questions
- references and recommendations
- good modern facilities
- adequately trained medical and nursing staff
- support and aftercare services
- laboratory access for subsequent analysis

If the original blockage of sperm is nearer the testicle then the trickier technique of vasoepididymostomy is needed in microsurgical vasectomy reversal. The success rates with vasoepididymostomy is a little lower and it requires a more capable surgeon.

Reversal of a vasectomy is now quite a common request. It is a tricky procedure that should be performed only by a highly trained surgeon, but the success rate is very good. Using microsurgical vasectomy reversal techniques has helped this success rate enormously.

The chances of success will be greater if a surgeon is chosen that is well versed in the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure and who has had a lot of experience behind him. Ask about his experience and even ask for recommendations or references from happy clients of his.

When selecting your surgeon ask about his or her experience. There are plenty of surgeons available but do they do the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure regularly and with the correct skill level, support and equipment? Ask to see their credentials - a good surgeon will be only too pleased to share his experiences with you.

If the original blockage of sperm is nearer the testicle then the trickier technique of vasoepididymostomy is needed in microsurgical vasectomy reversal. The success rates with vasoepididymostomy is a little lower and it requires a more capable surgeon.

Reversal of a vasectomy is now quite a common request. It is a tricky procedure that should be performed only by a highly trained surgeon, but the success rate is very good. Using microsurgical vasectomy reversal techniques has helped this success rate enormously.

Are you thinking of microsurgical vasectomy reversal in order to have more
children? Have you had a vasectomy and wish to father children once more? Then
do not worry - there is a procedure that can help to successfully reverse the
operation of vasectomy. Microsurgical vasectomy reversal is an operation whereby
the tubes are rejoined in order for sperm to be able to flow once again and
allow fatherhood to be contemplated. Without it, a vasectomy is a permanent way
of avoiding fathering children.

The chances of success will be greater if a surgeon is chosen that is well
versed in the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure and who has had a lot
of experience behind him. Ask about his experience and even ask for
recommendations or references from happy clients of his.

How is Vasectomy Reversal Performed? What exactly can you expect?

The patient would have a general anaesthetic. Then a small incision is made
in the skin of the scrotum near to or over the previous scars. The surgeon
locates the cut ends of the vas deferens (sperm tubes) and frees them up - there
will be scar tissue from the previous operation.

The surgeon decides if sperm are still being produced.
This is an important step. It also helps to determine what sort of sperm are being produced or whether
there has been a rupture or “blow out” in that area. This latter scenario is a
poor sign.

The two ends of the vas (sperm tube) need to be fastened back together to
make a whole tube. It is vital that there are no leaks or else the operation can
fail. This is done using a highly powered microscope which gives the surgeon a
clear and magnified view of the area. The sutures (stitches) used to unite the
tubes are thinner than a human hair!

If there is a “blow out” in the vas then a different technique has to be
used - it is likely to fail oherwise. The blow out will cause a blockage just as in a frozen pipe. The blockage
must be bypassed. This microsurgical vasectomy reversal technique is called a
vasoepididymostomy. It is more difficult and requires extra skill so make sure
your surgeon is capable of performing it. Look for some recommendations regarding the surgeon.

There are variations in the surgical procedure - vasoepididymostomy and
vasovasostomy. Find out if there any comparison of success rates between clinics
you visit , who does which procedure and what is their success, - the patient
must ask.

Reversal of a vasectomy is now quite a common request. Many many people have it done each and every year. It is a tricky
procedure that should be performed only by a highly trained surgeon, but the
success rate is very good. Using microsurgical vasectomy reversal techniques has
helped this success rate enormously.

The chances of success will be greater if a surgeon is chosen that is well versed in the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure and who has had a lot of experience behind him. Ask about his experience and even ask for recommendations or references from happy clients of his.

The position of the actual vasectomy wound / barrier will determine the success or otherwise of the microsurgical vasectomy reversal process. The nearer it is to the testicle the harder the operation and the greater the chance of failure. This must be discussed with the surgeon.

There are variations in the surgical procedure - vasoepididymostomy and vasovasostomy. Find out if there any comparison of success rates between clinics you visit , who does which procedure and what is their success, - the patient must ask.

Reversal of a vasectomy is now quite a common request. It is a tricky procedure that should be performed only by a highly trained surgeon, but the success rate is very good. Using microsurgical vasectomy reversal techniques has helped this success rate enormously.

Vasectomy reversal is a decision that should be made by a couple where practical. A couple must be happy that they have chosen the right doctor to perform the operation and that it is the right time and circumstances for them.

What to expect when you commission a surgeon on your behalf:

- excellent services
- the ability to ask questions
- references and recommendations
- good modern facilities
- adequately trained medical and nursing staff
- support and aftercare services
- laboratory access for subsequent analysis

There are variations in the surgical procedure - vasoepididymostomy and vasovasostomy. Find out if there any comparison of success rates between clinics you visit , who does which procedure and what is their success, - the patient must ask.

The operation to reverse a vasectomy is one that should only be contemplated after a good deal of thought and after selecting a surgeon that is experienced and with whom the patient is comfortable