Manhattan Vasectomy Reversal

Immediate Sterilization

Many men choose to have vasectomies because it provides immediate sterilization. If, however, their circumstances change and they wish to be able to conceive children, men who have had vasectomies may now undo this sterilization with a vasectomy reversal microsurgery procedure. A Manhattan vasectomy reversal, in theory, will allow your sperm to once again travel down your vas deferens tube. The vas deferens tube, a reproductive organ, is what is blocked when you have a vasectomy, thus keeping sperm from traveling from your testicles to your urethra. Your goal with the reversal surgery is to put an end to the sterilization.

Solving the Sterilization Problem

Sterilization is a problem that can still be in effect after the surgery. Dr. Aaron Spitz, a leading urologist, says the reason microsurgery is the best way to go is because microsurgery doesn’t cause as many problems as other methods, and it is often less costly. He claims the cost of vasectomy reversal is less than how much in vitro fertilization and sperm retrieval surgeries cost.

The success of microsurgery to end sterilization from blockage depends on how long it’s been since the vasectomy. The other factors of a successful vasectomy reversal include the health of the man’s sperm. Dr. Spitz says vasectomy reversals are requested by about 10 percent of patients who have a vasectomy. Talk with your doctor about your questions and concerns.

Manhattan Vasectomy Reversal

Your physician can help you decide how to solve the sterilization issue. Most medical associations and boards would recommend the Manhattan vasectomy reversal over sperm retrieval. The vasectomy reversal, done using microsurgical techniques, is more cost effective and is considered by many to be more ethical than sperm retrieval.