How to have a baby after a vasectomy

If a man who has chosen vasectomy wants to have a baby, can he make a woman pregnant through male vasectomy reversal? What is the probability of pregnancy? What should be paid attention to during vasectomy reversal? Let's take a look with the editor.

What is a vasectomy?

Vasectomy is the repair of artificially or pathologically blocked vas deferens. Vasectomy has a wide range of applications and can be used to treat vas deferens blockage caused by a variety of conditions, allowing men to restore their fertility.

Male sterilization does not affect fertility

Medical research shows that vasectomy does not affect the formation of sperm in the testicles. Even more than 6 years after vasectomy, male testicles can still have good spermatogenesis and male hormone secretion functions. This is because, even if they do not pass through the vas deferens, the sperm and fluid produced by the testicles can be absorbed by the epididymis, so vasectomy can prevent pregnancy without affecting the continuous production of sperm by the testicles.

Men who want to have a baby after having a vasectomy can go to the hospital for a vasectomy reversal. After the operation, they should rest, strengthen their nutrition, and exercise more, which will generally help women become pregnant successfully.