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Overview

 


Vasectomy reversal is a surgery to undo a vasectomy. After successful vasectomy reversal, sperm are present in your semen again and you may be able to get your partner pregnant. A more complicated surgery than vasectomy, vasectomy reversal re-connects the tubes that carry sperm from the testicles into the semen. Vasectomy reversal can be attempted even if a long time has passed since you had your vasectomy. However, only about half of vasectomy reversals are successful.

Vasectomy Reversal Side Effect, Testimonial Of Vasectomy Reversal Surgery India


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Why it's done


Men decide to have the surgery to restore fertility for a number of reasons, including loss of a child, remarriage or improved finances making it feasible to raise a child. A small number of men have a vasectomy reversal to treat testicular pain.


Risks


Major complications following vasectomy reversal are rare. Risks of vasectomy reversal include:
  • Bleeding within the scrotum. This may lead to a collection of blood (hematoma) that causes painful swelling. You can reduce this risk by avoiding aspirin before and after surgery and following your doctor's instructions to rest after surgery.
  • Infection at the surgery site. This isn't common, but is a risk with any surgery.
  • Inflammation. Sperm leakage into the scrotum can prompt your immune system to form an inflammatory mass called a sperm granuloma. Granulomas usually occur sometime after surgery and can be a sign that a vasectomy reversal wasn't successful.
  • Damage to nerves and blood vessels. In some cases, this reduces fertility after a vasectomy reversal.

Call your doctor if you develop any of these signs and symptoms after your vasectomy reversal:
  • Fever
  • Swelling that worsens or won't go down
  • Difficult urination
  • A marble-sized lump in your scrotum
  • Bleeding from an incision that continues after you've pinched the site between two gauze pads for 10 minutes

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