Vasectomy is a surgical procedure done when a man vows to stop pregnancy. As soon as circumstances change, vasectomy reversal comes in as an option to reproduce offspring. Perhaps the change of mind may be rooted from several factors. Remarriage, sudden loss of a child and in rare cases, discomfort caused by vasectomy are common grounds for vasectomy reversal.
When you are convinced to undergo reversal, you might just want to consider the pros and cons of reversing.
Vasectomy Reversal Pros
Pain and Recovery. Normally, the pain after reversing vasectomy is minor and tolerable. The vasectomy reversal doctor will prescribe painkillers and anti-inflammatory medications after having reversal. The recovery period after reversing vasectomy will only take a few weeks. More often than not, the discomfort gradually fades out while in the recovery stage.
Consider Emotional Factors. For most men who want regain fatherhood after it, the notion of having a reversal will give them a feeling of excitement and happiness. This will give them hope as they embark on a new chapter in their lives.
Price is Right. Compared to other methods of regaining fertility like IVF or an intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), generally costs less.
Safe and Efficient.process is considered to be simplest and safest way to undo sterility.
reversal vasectomy Cons
Surgical Complications. Although vasectomy-reversal is regarded as safe and efficient, one has to weigh down all possible risks and complications of reversing-vasectomy. Just like any other surgery, vasectomy-reversal also comes with intra and post-surgical complications.
* Discomfort- Vasectomy-reversal may cause discomfort due to the trauma around the genitals. However, this will subside until such time that wound has fully recovered. Healing usually takes 1 to 2 weeks after reversing vasectomy.
* Allergic Reaction. This complication is usually caused by allergy to the anesthesia used prior to performing a reversal vasectomy.
* Formation of Granuloma and Hematoma. When a cut in the vas deferens is made, there will be a possible leakage of sperm to the scrotum. Granuloma can cause swelling and pain in the testes. On the other hand, hematoma causes a lump in the testicle due to bleeding inside the scrotum.
* Damage to the Blood Vessels. Just like other surgical procedures, reversing-vasectomy may also damage the blood vessels. This is common to any kind of surgery. However, in a delicate case like vasectomy-reversal, damage to nerves or blood vessels may lead to serious sexual problems.
* Anti-Sperm Antibodies. Because sperm are no longer released after reversal, these sperm may attract antibodies. ASA causes unsuccessful pregnancy after a vasectomy-reversal.
* Varicole may also develop upon reversing vasectomy.
As soon as complications are noted, proper consultation with your doctor is recommended. Never self-medicate without your doctor's consent.
Price is Not Right. Although it is a lot cheaper than other methods of regaining fertility, it still costs around $6000 to $15,000. This is quite expensive for an average employee.
Additional Financial Baggage. A successful reversal or pregnancy means the couple has to shell out for child support. Consider your financial status when deciding to undo your sterility.
To avoid the dilemma brought by it, the couple must be absolutely sure prior to vasectomy itself. More importantly, responsible parenthood shall be practiced once the couple successfully regained fertility.
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