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Vasectomy Reversal UK

 

 

Vasectomy Reversal: What Is It?

 

This may be your first time looking for information about vasectomy reversals. We understand that there is a lot to take in. For many of you, you will not have appreciated that a reversal of vasectomy was possible. Some of you will be seeking information about a reversal for other reasons.

 

We hope that you find all the information you need here.

 

A Vasectomy Reversal is a surgical procedure with the aim of restoring your fertility after you have had a vasectomy.

A Vasectomy is a minor surgical procedure which causes male sterility. It involves cutting the two tubes that carry sperm from your testicles to your penis. These tubes are called the vasa deferentia. A vasectomy is usually considered a permanent operation. For many reasons, some men want the vasectomy reversed. They may have a new partner or want additional children due to unforeseen circumstances.

The vasectomy reversal uk operation rejoins together each of the vas deferens tubes.


Testimonial, November 2011: As my vasectomy was performed 18 years ago our biggest risk was a potential blockage. We worked hard to resolve this, which was losts of fun and were rewarded with a pretty good sperm count at the 12 week test carried out in June...on our first planned attempt in August we were successful....... We are pleased to announce that our baby is due April 2012. Click here for more stories

 

 

Who can have a Reversal of Vasectomy?

Here at Duncan Harriss's Nottingham Vasectomy Reversal Clinic, age is not a barrier. Any man who is considering having further children despite their vasectomy is eligible. Most men who are considering a vasectomy reversal are in a new relationship. Some men feel unhappy with their original vasectomy or have discomfort associated with that operation and want to return to "normal".

All patients requesting a reversal of their vasectomy are treated with a totally non-judgmental attitude. No-one can predict what is to happen in their lives, and this service is offered to help individuals become fertile again.

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Does  a Reversal of Vasectomy work?

 

Vasectomy Reversal operations are more successful the sooner that they are done after the original vasectomy.

With microscope techniques up to 90% of men will achieve a positive sperm count after a reversal of vasectomy. It is important to understand that pregnancy is not guaranteed. If sperm are found then this does not mean that your partner will definitely get pregnant.

 

Other factors which can affect the success of a reversal of vasectomy:

  • the time that has passed since your vasectomy
  • the age of your partner
  • technical factors due to your previous vasectomy
  • a problem with another part of the reproductive system
  • the presence of antibodies.

 

Altogether, the vasectomy reversal cost reflects the skill and expertise required to perform this intricate operation. 

 

Testimonial: "I just wanted to say a big thank you for the excellent service you provided when carrying out my vasectomy reversal in March 2010. I also wanted to let you know that it has proved successful as my wife is now nearly 4 months pregnant."

 

 

Other pages which might be immediately helpful to you:

What happens in the Reversal Operation? - an explanation of the reversal procedure

Why Choose Us? - why Mr Harriss's clinic is different from all the others

How to Book - details of our very simple booking procedure

What is The Cost of a Reversal? - how much does the operation cost

Can I have my Reversal on the NHS? - up to date information about NHS Vasectomy Reversals

Testimonials - over 120 true and verifiable testimonials

Common Myths - why you may be able to have a vasectomy reversal when you thought you couldn't

 

 

Tel: 0845 9011 891 (day) or
0800 559 3922 (evening/weekend)
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All the information on this site does not replace the personal information that can be obtained through direct doctor/patient contact but is to help you find information about vasectomy reversals and possible outcomes.

Information last updated on 14th May 2012.

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