Vasectomy Reversal Marin County

Vasectomy and Fertility

The success rate of a procedure like a vasectomy reversal is fairly good. At times it can approach 95 percent. A vasectomy reversal is a surgery that unblocks the path of a man's sperm so they can leave through his urethra once again. They mainly depend on how long ago the vasectomy happened and how healthy the man's reproductive organs are. If the vasectomy happened within the past decade, there has been no blow out of the vasectomy and the sperm is fairly healthy, the success rate of the vasectomy reversal in Marin County is near 95 percent. If it's been more than 15 or 20 years since your vasectomy, there's about a 75 percent chance your reversal surgery will be favorable for you. There are several factors that go into whether a vasectomy reversal is successful.

Your Vasectomy Choices

You'll want to make sure it's right for you and your partner, when you're about to have a vasectomy reversal in Marin County. The results can be just what you want: a successful pregnancy. Dr. Aaron Spitz is a practiced urologist and micro-surgeon. He typically uses microsurgery for the vasectomy reversal to unblock the sperm from traveling and to suture up the tubes. It turns out that anywhere from six to 12 percent of all patients who have vasectomies end up having those vasectomies reversed ultimately.

Vasectomy Reversal in Marin County

You'll be placed under some anesthesia so you won't feel any pain, when you undergo a vasectomy reversal in Marin County. Dr. Spitz will ask you not to move at all during the surgery, so he can stitch the proper sutures in without incident. The surgery is an outpatient surgery and can have a fairly high success rate, depending on a variety of factors. It is recommended that you sit down with Dr. Spitz and have a consultation to make sure vasectomy reversal surgery is right for you.

More information about vasectomies and fertility can be found on Dr. Spitz's Internet site, http://www.vasectomyreversalusa.com.