Understanding Vasectomy Reversal
A small number of men opt to have vasectomies reversed. The process involves opening up the scrotum, removing the severed ends of the vas tubes, and stitching them back together. The length of time between a vasectomy and reversal will affect the success chances of the latter. The older the man, the less likely he’ll be able to produce sperm. If it doesn’t work, in vitro fertilization is another option. The video talks more about vasectomy reversal.
If you had a vasectomy years ago but have since changed your mind, the Center for Vasectomy Reversal can help you regain the ability to conceive. Across Sarasota, men come to us weekly with the very same goal in mind. To learn more about our services or to schedule a consultation with our vasectomy-reversal surgeon, Dr. Green, call us at ( 941) 981-4341 .
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