Can men recover after vasectomy?

There are many means of contraception in life nowadays, such as birth control pills, condoms and so on. To a certain extent, birth control pills have an impact on women's bodies, so many men now will undergo sterilization surgery for convenience. Some people are also worried about fertility after sterilization surgery, so this situation can be solved. Then, can men undergo recanalization surgery after sterilization?

1. Male sterilization is mainly to cut off the passage of sperm discharge, which can achieve the purpose of long-term contraception. If you want to restore fertility, you can do it again through surgery. The best surgical method is recommended to be microsurgery for anastomosis, which can increase the success rate. Recanalization surgery can be done one month after sterilization surgery. In addition, recanalization requires a certificate from the Family Planning Office and the sterilization hospital. The most important thing is to go to a regular large hospital for the operation.

2. Since vasectomy is a permanent severance of the vas deferens, if there is a desire to have children later, recanalization of the vas deferens can be performed to make the vas deferens unobstructed. However, whether normal conception can be restored immediately depends on the scope of the operation, the site of vasectomy, the degree of damage, the diameter of the vas deferens at both ends, the remaining length of the vas deferens, whether there is an inflammatory scar reaction at the end of the vas deferens, etc. It is wrong to think that the function of natural pregnancy can be restored by simply "loosening" the vasectomy.

3. The principle of vasectomy is to block the vasectomy by tying, clamping, injecting sticky materials, or performing electrocoagulation to block the vasectomy, thus blocking the combination of sperm and egg, thus achieving the purpose of contraception. If you want to restore the vas deferens, you can do a vasectomy. Vasectomy is to reconnect the previously cut vas deferens, and the originally blocked channel is reopened. It is a reshaping surgery, which is to remove the scar at the original ligation site and make the vas deferens unobstructed through vasectomy.