Can men recover after vasectomy?

Sterilization is a relatively effective contraceptive method with an efficiency close to 100%. However, some women or men want to get pregnant again after sterilization for various reasons, such as accidental death or injury of children or remarriage. So, can men get re-permanent after sterilization? Let's discuss the explanation below, and hope everyone can understand it.

Today's medicine can already perform ejaculatory duct recanalization and fallopian tube recanalization. The ejaculatory duct obstruction can be re-canalized through surgical treatment, but there is a certain failure rate. If it is not re-canalized, it is still possible to get pregnant through sperm extraction and IVF. However, the probability of getting pregnant again after surgery is related to many different conditions, such as the age of the couple, the body size, and the surgical treatment method used during the ligation operation.

Male sterilization is vasectomy. In the past, vasectomy was an irreversible surgical treatment. However, with the development of medical technology, it is now completely feasible to restore fertility after vasectomy. Generally, the key to restore fertility after vasectomy is to go to the doctor for sperm reversal surgery, and the vast majority of men can recover.

Men can be recanalized after bilateral vasectomy. At present, the vasectomy is performed near the groin in the scrotum, and a small section of the ejaculatory duct is removed during the vasectomy. If there is a requirement for re-pregnancy, a vasoconstrictor cystectomy or a vasectomy can be performed to recanalize the ejaculatory duct. The technical application of microscopic surgery has increased the chance of recanalization, but this type of recanalization surgery is not 100% successful, and the recanalization rate is around 40%-60%. For men who have undergone pelvic vasectomy, the chance of successful recanalization after surgery will be lower.