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Q: Is It Possible For a Mans Vasectomy to Reverse On It's Own?

asked by: genmer06 on January 8th, 2006

New User

Hello! I am in the site for my sister. Her fiance had a vasctomy over 7 years ago and she wanted to know if it was possible for a reversal to happen on it's own? If not, how much does it cost to get it done? Or what all can she do to have a kid, she really wants to have one but doesn't know anything about it. Can anyone help me so I can help her thanks

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Briony_S1980

replied on January 26th, 2006

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It is completely impossible that it would reverse on it's own or it would lead way to a lawsuit! He will need to have it reversed surgically. If he is unwilling infertility clinics can fertilize her eggs with sperm they take from the scrotum with a needle. They will simply remove his sperm and use that. This does of course cost a little money.

Brie

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