Reversing a Vasectomy can be done! But - it works best for men in good health who are in their forties or younger, and their partner is able to get pregnant. The results are even better if it has been less than 10 years since their original vasectomy and only a small part of the vas deferens was damaged by the previous surgery. A physical examination, tests, and review of the original vasectomy will need to be undergone to determine if the man is a possibility for this reverse vasectomy surgery. Only about 50% of the time will a man's partner get pregnant after the vasectomy reversal surgery.

If you have previously had a vasectomy but now have a desire to father a child, then the encouraging news for you is that the process may well be reversible. We take a look at the vasectomy reversal process and see how likely you are to regain your fertility.

The high rate of successful vasectomy reversals is a reality, but only in the hands of a highly skilled and experienced micro surgeon. Study after study confirms that the absolute best predictor of the success of a vasectomy reversal is the skill and expertise of the micro surgeon performing the reversal. Vasectomy Reversals in India have become a fairly common procedure over the past twenty years due to dramatically improved success with microscopic techniques.

Prior to undertaking a vasectomy reversal, it is important to discuss with your doctor all aspects of the operation and your personal situation, to pinpoint significant issues that will impact upon the ultimate result.

This article is a very personal one, but one I wanted to share with you, as there are always tens of thousands of men considering whether to have a vasectomy reversal. The desire for a vasectomy reversal can come from two main causes: divorce or relationship break up, and a change in financial circumstances that makes having a baby affordable whereas before, at the time of the vasectomy, it may not have been.