What can I expect from a vasectomy reversal procedure?
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Johns Hopkins Medicine answered:Operating time for a vasovasostomy or epdidymovasostomy (two types of vasectomy reversals) is approximately three to four hours. A general anesthetic is usually used. Postoperative follow-up includes an evaluation of the healing wound at two weeks and a semen analysis at six to eight weeks. Monthly semen analyses are then obtained for approximately four to six months, or until the sperm count stabilizes. It can take up to six months for sperm to return to the ejaculate following a vasovasostomy and up to one year following an epididymovasostomy. If semen quality is less than expected, anti-inflammatory medications are often given to decrease scarring.
Operating time for a vasovasostomy or epdidymovasostomy (two types of vasectomy reversals) is approximately three to four hours. A general anesthetic is usually used. Postoperative follow-up includes an evaluation of the healing wound at two... More

