You’ve decided that you want to start or expand your family, but you had a vasectomy in the past. You’re not alone. Many men find themselves in this situation for a variety of reasons, such as a change in relationship status or a change in their desired family size. If you’re considering a vasectomy reversal,…
A vasectomy reversal is a medical procedure aimed at restoring fertility in men who have previously undergone a vasectomy, a permanent form of birth control. This intricate surgical process involves reconnecting the vas deferens, the tube responsible for transporting sperm from the testicles to the urethra, allowing sperm to once again combine with semen for…
A person’s mind about reversing a vasectomy can change. This could be due to a desire to have children again or relief from post-vasectomy pain. According to one study, about 3%-6% of men opt for vasectomy reversal. If you’re considering reversing a previous vasectomy, you’re probably wondering if it’s possible. Continue reading to learn how…
Colonoscopy involves examining the large intestine by inserting a flexible tube-shaped instrument about the thickness of an index finger (colonoscope) into the rectum. The colonoscope is slowly moved forward through the rectum, and then along the entire large intestine. In certain, strictly defined cases, the colonoscope can be inserted into the terminal segment of the…
Every year couple of million men around the world undergo a vasectomy, one of the most effective ways of permanent birth control. Many families decide to undertake the vasectomy when they feel their families are complete, while others opt for a vasectomy because they simply do not want children. Naturally, people change their minds. Patients…
