Is male sterilization reversible?

In the past, due to the family planning policy, many families only had one child. Now that the "two-child policy" has been opened to the public, many people want to have several children. However, they have already had a vasectomy before. If they want to have a second child, they must have a recanalization operation. We all know that women can have a vasectomy reversible after a vasectomy, but is male vasectomy reversible?

Is male vasectomy reversible?

If a man wants to have a second child after having a vasectomy, can he still have a recanalization surgery? Of course he can. After having a vasectomy, if a man wants to restore his fertility, he can have an ejaculatory duct recanalization surgery. The success rate of this surgery is very high, with a great success rate of 95%, which means that most men can completely restore their fertility after having a vasectomy if they have a recanalization surgery.

The pros and cons of male vasectomy

In fact, both men and women can undergo sterilization. If a family wants to take contraceptive measures, they can also choose to let the man undergo sterilization. So, what are the advantages and disadvantages of men undergoing sterilization?

The benefit of male sterilization is that it can provide long-term contraception. The disadvantages of male sterilization are as follows: first, there is some pain in male sterilization, which may affect the male sexual function. Second, some men do not agree to sterilization, which may cause them to have some bad mentality. Third, after male sterilization, under some special circumstances, the wife may still get pregnant, which may cause discord between husband and wife.

Can male sterilization be restored? Male sterilization is reversible, which means that male sterilization can be restored. Everyone now understands the benefits and disadvantages of male sterilization. Couples should communicate with each other and choose the right person to undergo sterilization surgery.