Can all vasectomy's be reversed?!
Question: My husband had a vasectomy in 2006 while I was pregnant with my 3rd child. I have told him that I may want to try for a boy in 4 to 5 years when all three of my children are in school. He said that the doctor that did his vasectomy told him that the way he does it is non-reversable. How can some be reversable and some not? Is vasectomy reversal a common procedure? What is the success rate? Thank you for your answers.
Answers: My husband had a vasectomy in 2006 while I was pregnant with my 3rd child. I have told him that I may want to try for a boy in 4 to 5 years when all three of my children are in school. He said that the doctor that did his vasectomy told him that the way he does it is non-reversable. How can some be reversable and some not? Is vasectomy reversal a common procedure? What is the success rate? Thank you for your answers.
A doctor can attempt toe reverse any vasectomy. Yes reversal is common. The chance of success is less than 30%, and it gets less as time goes by. The cost is about 10 grand, and there is no warrentee. No insurance will not cover it.
I vasectomy is quick and simple. A reversal is complicated.
A traditional vasectomy is most likely what the doctor is talking about when he says it can