Vasovasostomy

What is Vasovasostomy? 

Vasovasostomy is a surgical operation that restores a hindrance in the male reproductive system that is usually done through vasectomy to provide infertility.

How is Vasovasostomy surgery done? 

During Vasovasostomy operation, the ends of the vas will be cut open and the vasal fluid will be extracted from the vas’ closest point to the testicles. If there is sperm in the fluid, then the vasovasostomy can be performed. 

Before the Vasovasostomy operation

Ahead of the Vasovasostomy operation, the patients are advised to stop consuming any blood-thinning operation and take a time off for a couple of days to get ready for the operation by resting.

After the Vasovasostomy operation

Following the Vasovasostomy, the patients are required to avoid any heavy activity for a couple of days, use ice cubes on the operation site, keep the area clean and wear comfortable clothes.

What are the risks of Vasovasostomy?

Some risks that can be seen with Vasovasostomy are bleeding, bruising, infection and swelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a vasovasostomy procedure?

Vasovasostomy is a medical operation to detect the vas deference and locate the blocked site of the vasectomy to reverse it. 

What is the success rate of vasovasostomy?

The success rate of Vasovasostomy is 98% among the patients, with a 65-75% rate of pregnancy.

How much does a vasovasostomy cost?

Vasectomy costs range between $4,395 to $7,992.

How long does a vasovasostomy take?

Vasovasostomy surgery lasts about 2-4 hours.

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