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Q: Vasectomy And Pregnancy Question
asked by: Redhealth101 on December 8th, 2005
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My fiancee had a vasectomy nine years ago. In the procedure, a section of the vas deferens was removed and the ends capped with metal. We plan on having the vasectomy reversed after we get married. But i'm wondering if there is any change of pregnancy now? We wouldn't mind a miracle baby. Has anyone had pregnancy experience with this same situation?
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oopoopoop
replied on December 8th, 2005
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For my sake, I sure as heck hope not.

But there is a reason they call it "permanent." it sounds like your fiancee had a good old slash and burn -- usually the most effective kind -- he must have pretty well intended for it to work.

Have you considered what you will do if the reversal doesn't work? The success rate is not brilliant, especially in those case where a piece is removed.
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Redhealth101
replied on December 8th, 2005
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We haven't talked specifically if the reversal doesn't work... I refuse to adopt. But we both want kids together. I'm not sure on the statistics of effectiveness of the reversal or what other options we have. Is invetro one?
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raven451
replied on December 14th, 2005
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Re: Options
redhealth101 wrote:
we haven't talked specifically if the reversal doesn't work... I refuse to adopt. But we both want kids together. I'm not sure on the statistics of effectiveness of the reversal or what other options we have. Is invetro one?
:d :arrow:
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