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By Seomul Evans<br><br>One of the main aspects that should be analyzed before considering a vasectomy reversal surgery is your reasons for undergoing the procedure. Unfortunately, several men believe that a vasectomy is temporary method of birth control; however they fail to realize that the complexity of vasectomy and the reversal procedure hardly make it a simple method of contraception that can be easily changed when you feel like it. Most doctors will tell you to opt for a vasectomy only when you are absolutely certain that you do not want to have children in future; given the seriousness of the both the procedures and the amount of time that the patient takes to recover from the procedures.
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<br>It is generally observed that men who consider a vasectomy reversal procedure have been through a life changing situation, for instance a divorce, the death of a child or a change in a person’s financial status that has made a person reconsider his decision of not having children in future.
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<br>One of the first things that a man has to do if he is considering a vasectomy reversal is seek the advice of his doctor. You will need to seek advice not only from your regular physician but also from a surgeon who has ample of experience in conducting vasectomy reversal procedures. Usually, a physician will ask you for the reason why you are considering a vasectomy reversal procedure. If you are sure that you want to go through the surgery, you will have to get several tests conducted such as an examination of your semen sample. This sample is taken to determine the health of the sperms and their viability to fertilize an egg. If the sperm is found to be sick, your doctor will tell you to not go through the procedure and consider alternate means of pregnancy.
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<br>The surgery does not take more than a few hours, usually the duration is less than two hours, you will also be able to choose between local or general anesthesia. If you choose local anesthesia you will be awake through the entire procedure but will not feel any pain below the waist. However, many men choose to opt for general anesthesia because they feel more comfortable being asleep through the surgery. A very important aspect of the initial vasectomy procedure is the collection of sperms; your doctor will then freeze these sperms for future use so that in case the surgery is not successful you will have the recourse of considering an IVF procedure with your own sperms. This is one of the most popular choices because there are no guarantees that the surgery will work
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<br>After the procedure the patient is expected to stay in the hospital for a few hours, usually till the effect of the anesthesia wears off. During this time, the person is kept under observation so that the doctor can notice any problems or complications that may have come into the picture.
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<br>Once you are allowed to go home you will have to follow after care instructions to ensure that you heal properly. The doctor will tell you to refrain from sexual activities particularly ejaculation for the first four weeks after the surgery. Also there is no sexual intercourse allowed during this period. You will also be warned against strenuous activities like swimming, running, jogging etc. Another precaution that you will have to take is avoid showering.
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<br>It is highly recommended that you get in touch with a qualified and experienced surgeon to get the procedure done. Even though vasectomy reversal has a fairly high success rate just because the procedure works for some does not mean that everybody will be successful. There are several documented cases where men have failed to produce offsprings even after a vasectomy reversal procedure. The risk of failure is higher if a lot of time has elapsed since the original vasectomy procedure. If its been 15 or more years since the initial surgery, you may want to consider alternate recourses.
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By Valerian D

It seems logical to anyone that if vasectomy lowered testosterone, then reversal subsequently raised it again, but there isn’t by now clinical studies to support this conclusion. So, until new findings will come, the simple answer is that vasectomy reversal will not change testosterone levels.You will find testimonials on the web from men who say that a reversal raised their Testosterone levels and you will find published

information also. But any statements to that result, or “evidence” you might see surfing across on the internet are anecdotal as there isn’t any clinical evidence to support the hypothesis.

In spirit of reality vasectomy reversal will certainly do the following:

1) it allows men to be fertile again (65% - 75% rate of success)

2) in cases of photosensitive vaporization of the prostate (PVP) due to back pressure it reduces the pain in 70% - 80% of cases.

However, there are two possible indirect ways in which vasectomy reversal might help in rising the level of testosterone.

1) If you are PVP sufferer and have a vasectomy reversal that alleviates the pain, then once your pain has been relieved this situation will bring about an improvement in mental health, and probably an improvement in physical wellbeing as well. Indirectly, this general health improvement may bring about an increase in Testosterone levels. It is known that depression and

bad health condition lower Testosterone levels, so by consequence general improvement can help raise them.

2) The result of vasectomy for men is to become sterile, and being sterile can cause depression. As above, restoring fertility by vasectomy reversal would bring about a change in mental and physical wellbeing, and may rise Testosterone levels indirectly.

So, if you are part into either of the two scenario’s above, then it is very possible that Testosterone levels might change as an indirect effect, but otherwise it won’t help you at all.

About the Author: valerian D is a freelance writer intersted in men’s health issues. For more information visit http://4-vasectomy-reversal.blogspot.com/ and http://www.mens-health-events.info/vasectomy.php

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By Lisa D. Olson

Has the wife or the partner been lately asking how to get pregnant after vasectomy? And has this question been bugging you because it was you who opted for vasectomy? Do not worry because there might still be hope. But all that later - first let us find out how pregnancy occurs naturally and how vasectomy affects or stops this. When the couple has successfully engaged in sex, the sperm enters the woman from the vagina and then goes on to penetrate the egg and this is when fertilization happens. This leads to pregnancy. But there are many ifs and buts in this - for example if the man has poor quality sperm, then fertilization become very difficult.

Who are the people who opt for vasectomy? These are the men who want to enjoy sex and yet, do not want a baby. This is actually a surgical process in which the tubes that carry the semen of the man is either cut off or it is tied up and as a result of this, the sperm cannot move from the testes and make his partner pregnant. Because of this process, you may call this process scientific castration. But there can be cases when there is a renewed interest in having a baby and so, the couple begins to wish for one and gets frustrated because the man has undergone the vasectomy surgery. Thus the partner begins to ask - how to get pregnant after vasectomy?

But the good news is, not all is lost. There are still ways in which the couple can have a baby and it is these ways that we are discussing here.

• Luckily (in these cases at least), vasectomy is yet to become an absolutely faultless process and so keep trying. There is still a chance that the man may be able to impregnate the woman. Yes it is possible that the sperm’s supply may not have been entirely cut off. But before doing so, you may want to go in for a sperm analysis to find out whether everything else seems to be all right or not, because the sperm’s quality may also suffer after vasectomy which we will go into later.

• The process of vasectomy can also be reversed and this is known aptly as reverse vasectomy. But this is a more complicated surgery than vasectomy itself (and less successful as well) and it is also costly. Further it is also not covered by insurance. In this, the tube that carries the sperm from the testes is re-connected but this can happen only when the tube was tied up and not when it was cut off. However technically this remains a possibility and when done successfully, it can allow the man to impregnate the woman because the sperm can again travel to fertilize the egg within the vagina. But vasectomy also tends to affect the quality of the sperm. What happens is that after a person has gone for vasectomy, the immunity of the body begins to fight the sperm and develops anti-bodies against the sperm, and this is not good news. Thus the need to analyze the sperm’s quality.

• There are other options too and they involve assisted methodologies such as ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) and IVF (In-vitro Fertilization). In these processes, the sperm is collected from the male and the egg from the woman and the embryologist completed the fertilization in the lab in a test tube. If a person has opted for vasectomy, the sperm may be collected from the testes and the embryologist will need just 1 good sperm, and it can still work out. There’s yet another option for the couple and this is to approach a sperm bank for donor sperms.

Opting for conventional treatments for infertility is a common practice among many, but most of them do not know that these treatments have a poor success rate and that, they often come with harmful side effects. The conventional approach promotes assisted technologies without trying to find out the real problem. On the other hand holistic remedies do just this at the beginning. And once the real problem has been identified, the right remedy can be suggested that can be Chinese medicines, herbs, exercise, diet and lifestyle changes and acupuncture. So before asking how to get pregnant after vasectomy, it is always advisable that you enhance your chances of a successful pregnancy by opting for holistic treatments. This is sure to work out.

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By D. Mark Wilson

Odd as it might sound, there are many men these days, as in decades past, who for all intents and purposes have decided to get their tubes tied. There are many reasons a man might actually decide to do this. The most common reason however is that they want to stay sexually active without the risk of impregnating their partner.

There are other ways to stop this, however; the partner could simply use birth control, or perhaps the two could explore other methods for preventing stopping pregnancy. What you should know though is that you should avoid a vasectomy at all costs. Sure, it might sound like a good idea right now. After all, it is a way of permanently stopping the flow of sperm, but there are also many vasectomy dangers that you need to know about before you make such a decision.

Aside from it being a permanent change that you may or may not be able to take back, there are a number of other things to consider. Some of these include major health complications. If you’re not worried yet then you should be. Some of these complications can be disastrous, not to mention painful.

Have you ever heard of a granuloma? You might know that they have to do with swelling, but do you know exactly what causes them? When the vas deferens is cut off, this will stop sperm from reaching the scrotum. Unfortunately, sometimes sperm will start leaking into that tissue and cause lumps to form. This will cause large amounts of pain and sometimes even swelling.

You will also have to worry about unilateral epididymal blowouts, which is a condition where the tubes burst after being tied. Two percent of patients are supposed to suffer from this condition within ten years. Think long and hard, is that really something that you want to risk?

The last one that we will cover is the body’s autoimmune response. This is where you have your tubes tied, and because the sperm is still produced, it does not have an exit strategy. It will get backed up and your body will determine that the sperm is a germ or disease. It will try to fight it off and will put pressure on your testicles. If you’ve ever squeezed one of your testicles then you know how much pain this can cause. Is this a pain that you want to experience constantly?

These are just a few of the vasectomy dangers that you will need to worry about. You are free to have this procedure done if you so desire, but you are advised to look into alternative methods before you opt for this surgery. The procedure is unnecessary and, in my opinion, dangerous. Hopefully, the future will be a brighter place where common sense is placed above convenience and where the morals of medicine are restored or revised.

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By Christoffer X Altesino

Vasectomy is the common surgical process, which helps to make a man permanently sterile. This permanent procedure of birth control is by far one of the most recommended contraceptives today. That is not surprising in the least, because it is safe, effective, and inexpensive.

There is a traditional and a more contemporary approach to this surgery. The traditional scalpel method is usually preferred by most however the contemporary laser vasectomy is quickly picking up pace. The laser technique was discovered by a series of trials and errors following the invention of the “No scalpel” surgery in China.

As the name says, Laser vasectomy relies on powerful laser beams, which replaces the need for traditional surgical paraphernalia. However, whatever be the type of vasectomy a small incision is first made on the surface with a common surgical blade. This helps to reveal the vas tube. Then a laser beam is pointed at the vas tube, which cuts it through, and then the cut ends that are tied or sealed, as the case may be.

The need for extensive snips is eliminated here and thus this is a preferred form of vasectomy amongst many.

However, there is another approach to laser vasectomy and that is less preferred than the former, however; it is cheaper and faster. Here the vas tubes are positioned below the skin in a certain way and then the laser beams are made to run through the skin finally making contact with the tube. This has a higher risk factor because while the laser beam blindly penetrates into the skin, it has the potential to damage other nerves and blood vessels around the skin. However, some doctors still practice it for people who may not be familiar with its associated disadvantages.

Laser is an acronym for “Light Amplified by Stimulated Emission of Radiation,” and it is popularly used in several other treatments such as appendicitis, tumors, and skin issues, amongst others. Its effectiveness in other medical areas has helped to establish its popularity and that has eventually branched out to laser vasectomy. However, one must know that the powerful laser beam can also have devastating side effects if it is not performed with precaution hence whenever one is opting for laser vasectomy, only experienced experts must be allowed to perform the surgery.

Irrespective of conventional or contemporary methods, vasectomy is a highly effective and safe surgery for men who choose to become sterile to prevent further offspring’s.

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By Christoffer X Altesino

Vasectomy is a surgical procedure whereby sperms are not allowed to flow through the duct after a certain point because the duct is terminated midway. This is done, mainly to prevent the birth of further children and is definitely the most effective means of doing so. Notwithstanding vasectomy side effects, it still stands out as a simple, effective, safe, and inexpensive means of contraception.

While it may be a conscious decision to avoid any further children, the fact of the matter is that, this decision is reversible whereas the surgery is not. Ergo, one of the dreaded vasectomy side effects is that it is irreversible.

Some men also complain about a much less libido however, this vasectomy issue is more psychological than physical. It is proven that vasectomy does not interfere with testosterone; which is responsible for drive and other masculine traits, and thus this vasectomy surgery side effect can be treated with help from a good psychotherapist.

Yet another observable issue, albeit amongst very few men is a chronic pain in the scrotum area. Most people experience some pain at the start however, that gradually fades away.

Vasectomy rules out the possibility of the sperm entering the female body and hence the body eventually has to acclimatise to developing immunity for the sperm that leaks through the duct. This has the potential of developing a sort of vasectomy side effect, owing to the fact that, when the body has to develop immunity against parts of one’s own body, then the result can cause diseases. In turn, this causes clogging of arteries however; it is reassuring to know that several studies conducted by WHO and other well-reputed research institutions like Journal of the American Medical Associations, have proved that vasectomy has no correlation with heart attacks.

With all its advantages and disadvantages in place, it is important to know that the vasectomy side effects are not sufficient guards against AIDS or pregnancy. Doctors advise patients to resort to a secondary means of contraception until about a dozen ejaculations, post surgery. If traces of semen still exist, then patients are advised to get the reports double-checked.

Every surgery is followed up with some physical, some psychological side effects, and the same holds true for Vasectomy. One does need to remember though; with the advent of education, Vasectomy is quickly becoming one of the most recommended contraceptives for couples who make the binding decision for the man to become sterile.

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By Joey Chew

How to get a girl pregnant? How to get pregnant fast? These questions have been bothering people for many years.

With the rapid industrial development, life stress become bigger. In modern society, there are more and more mans who just can’t get a girl pregnant after many attempts for years. When the problem is identified to be with the man, it is referred to as male infertility.

1. Common causes for male infertility are some problems with his ejaculation or his sperm count.

1.1 Ejaculation is when semen is released through the penis during orgasm. A man can’t properly release semen to get the girl pregnant, he may be suffering from: erectile dysfunctions, premature ejaculation, retrograde ejaculate or other urinary system problems.

1.2 Low count of sperm is anther causes of can’t get a girl pregnant. It is considered that a man has low sperm count when he has less than 20 million sperm per 1ml of ejaculate. A low sperm count (or no sperm at all) may be caused by severe mumps infection, hormonal disorder, or hereditary factors. It can also be triggered by smoking, drinking, drugs or exposure to radiation or poisonous chemicals.

1.3 Sperm may also be malformed or has a short life span. Those with misshapen heads, broken or poorly shaped tails, and other unusual shapes can not swim well or penetrate the egg. This can be caused by abnormal development or inflammation of the testicles and unusual veins in the scrotum. This condition may critically prevent from getting pregnant.

2. In order to get a girl pregnant fast, you should see a doctor, especially if you tried getting pregnant for years. A physical examination can find the problems that may be causing the infertility and treat them early. A blood test (to check for hormone problems or infections) and a semen analysis (to check the number and quality of sperm) will help you greatly. More testing may be necessary, depending on the results.

2.1 How to get a girl pregnant in this case?

Whether or not male infertility be treated completely? Of course, it can be. In fact, more than 60% of these cases can be remedied. Conventional methods may help the couple get pregnant through normal sexual intercourse. There are patches, exercises and pills that a man can take to help you produce sperm and balance hormonal. Also, you can try wearing loose clothing like jersey and boxers.

2.2 How to get a girl pregnant faster?

Special treatments includes in vitro fertilization, artificial insemination, and use of sperm donor. In vitro fertilization: mix man’s sperm and woman’s egg in a dish and placing the fertilized egg inside the uterus. Artificial insemination: collect sperm and manually placing it inside the fallopian tubes or uterus. A donor sperm using in special condition such as other functional problems with the man’s sperm or there is no sperm production.

Finally, we want to give you some suggestions to get a girl pregnant faster. Live a healthy lifestyle and practice good hygiene is the most important thing. Such as smoking, drinking, drugs, unhealthy diet, lack of exercise, and even negative attitude will worsen the sperm count and should be avoided.

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By D. Mark Wilson

There are many reasons why a man might decide to have his vasectomy reversed. The most common reason for a reversal is that he is experiencing uncomfortable, sometimes even painful symptoms of the surgery.

These include:

Painful ejaculation

Decreased libido

Pressure or even pain in the testicles

Another obvious reason that a man might want reverse a vasectomy is because he wants to become a father. There are many everyday explanations for this. Perhaps in his younger days he decided he never wanted to be a parent, but now as he has gotten older he changed his mind. There is also the possibility that he has the surgery at the request of his wife but when that marriage ended and he married again, his new wife desperately wanted children.

Whatever the reason a man has for wanting to reverse a vasectomy, the fact is that it is a fairly simple surgery that has a high success rate.

Vasectomy Reversal Myths!

For some reason, there is a myth that men stop producing sperm ten years after having a vasectomy. This is incorrect.

In fact, successful vasectomy reversals have been done up to forty years after the first surgery.

The truth is that a vasectomy doesn’t stop the production of sperm, which occurs in the testes, it simply stops the sperm from entering the urethra.

Fact and Opinions!

While it is true that vasectomies are nearly one hundred percent effective in preventing unwanted pregnancies, many people disagree about the possible symptoms and side effects of this procedure. Most doctors contend that it is completely safe and that the overwhelming majority of men experience only minor side effects, which often last for only a few weeks after surgery.

However, many men complain of side effects and symptoms that are so serious that they actually seek to reverse a vasectomy. As we mentioned, these symptoms included pain and swelling in the testes, painful ejaculation and decreased libido. It is the decreased libido that worries men most, although some uninformed doctors claim that this is purely psychological. But whatever the reason, many men worry that they are losing their virility and manhood after the procedure and that is the most common reason for a reversal.

How to Reverse a Vasectomy!

Reversing a vasectomy is a fairly easy procedure. It consists of simply rejoining the tubes that were blocked in the original surgery. These tubes are called the vas deferens, and a skilled urologist often has no trouble rejoining them.

Reversal Rates!

In spite of all of the myths, vasectomy reversal rates can run as high as ninety-five percent. This means that only one out of twenty men will have an unsuccessful procedure. However, these numbers do depend upon the skill and experience of the surgeon and whether or not there have been serious complications stemming from your initial surgery.

Costs!

Amazingly, we have reached the most unpleasant section of the article. That is because a vasectomy reversal can be extremely expensive. The cost of the procedure can be as little as $4,000 and as much as $20,000. But there are many experienced urologists who will do the surgery for around $10, 000. The most important thing to remember if you are a man who wants to reverse a vasectomy is to do your homework. Make sure that your check references and always ask for the success rates of prior patients.

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By Dr. Mark Clayson

Are you thinking of microsurgical vasectomy reversal in order to have more children? Have you had a vasectomy and wish to father children once more? Then do not worry - there is a procedure that can help to successfully reverse the operation of vasectomy. Microsurgical vasectomy reversal is an operation whereby the tubes are rejoined in order for sperm to be able to flow once again and allow fatherhood to be contemplated. Without it, a vasectomy is a permanent way of avoiding fathering children.

The chances of success will be greater if a surgeon is chosen that is well versed in the microsurgical vasectomy reversal procedure and who has had a lot of experience behind him. Ask about his experience and even ask for recommendations or references from happy clients of his.

How is Vasectomy Reversal Performed?

The patient would have a general anesthetic. Then a small incision is made in the skin of the scrotum near to or over the previous scars. The surgeon locates the cut ends of the vas deferens (sperm tubes) and frees them up - there will be scar tissue from the previous operation.

The surgeon decides, by using microscopy, if sperm are still being produced. It also helps to determine what sort of sperm are being produced or whether there has been a rupture or “blow out” in that area. This latter scenario is a poor sign.

The two ends of the vas (sperm tube) need to be fastened back together to make a whole tube. It is vital that there are no leaks or else the operation can fail. This is done using a highly powered microscope which gives the surgeon a clear and magnified view of the area. The sutures (stitches) used to unite the tubes are thinner than a human hair!

If there is a “blow out” in the vas then a different technique has to be used. The blow out will cause a blockage just as in a frozen pipe. The blockage must be bypassed. This microsurgical vasectomy reversal technique is called a vasoepididymostomy. It is more difficult and requires extra skill so make sure your surgeon is capable of performing it. Ask to see evidence or proof that he is successful in performing this tricky operation.

There are variations in the surgical procedure - vasoepididymostomy and vasovasostomy. Find out if there any comparison of success rates between clinics you visit , who does which procedure and what is their success, - the patient must ask.

Reversal of a vasectomy is now quite a common request. It is a tricky procedure that should be performed only by a highly trained surgeon, but the success rate is very good. Using microsurgical vasectomy reversal techniques has helped this success rate enormously.

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