What Is the Link Between Stress and Infertility?
After a vasectomy reversal, if you are still struggling to conceive, then you may need to consider other causes of infertility for both partners. If your partner is under a great deal of stress, even if your vasectomy reversal was successful, infertility could be a problem.
Watch this video to understand how stress impacts ovulation. Women under stress may not ovulate, which means you won’t be able to conceive after your vasectomy reversal. You may need to see a fertility specialist and consider other treatments after your vasectomy to start a family.
Dr. Green at the Center for Vasectomy Reversal has a proven track record of successful reversal procedures. If you are interested in learning more about vasectomy reversal in Sarasota, please call (941) 894-6428.
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