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Male Infertility After Vasectomy Reversals

Several chromosomal abnormalities in sperm can cause male infertility. One small study in 2006 suggested that these types of chromosome problems in sperm may occur more frequently in men who have had a vasectomy reversal. Another small 2008 study, though, found that men undergoing a vasectomy rever ...Continue Reading

Male Infertility After Vasectomy Reversals

Several chromosomal abnormalities in sperm can cause male infertility. One small study in 2006 suggested that these types of chromosome problems in sperm may occur more frequently in men who have had a vasectomy reversal. Another small 2008 study, though, found that men undergoing a vasectomy rever ...Continue Reading

Microsurgical Vasovasostomy: One-Layer vs. Two-Layer

Updated November 2018 Although vasectomy should be considered a permanent form of birth control, around 6 percent of men will eventually decide to undergo a vasectomy reversal. This procedure is done to restore a man’s fertility and allow him to father a child through natural means. One method ...Continue Reading

Microsurgical Vasovasostomy: One-Layer vs. Two-Layer

Updated November 2018 Although vasectomy should be considered a permanent form of birth control, around 6 percent of men will eventually decide to undergo a vasectomy reversal. This procedure is done to restore a man’s fertility and allow him to father a child through natural means. One method ...Continue Reading

What You Need to Know About Therapeutic Donor Insemination

Artificial insemination is where semen is introduced into a woman’s vagina (cervix) or uterus through means other than sexual intercourse. If the sperm used in the procedure are from a man other than the woman’s partner, this procedure is called therapeutic donor insemination, or TDI. W ...Continue Reading

What You Need to Know About Therapeutic Donor Insemination

Artificial insemination is where semen is introduced into a woman’s vagina (cervix) or uterus through means other than sexual intercourse. If the sperm used in the procedure are from a man other than the woman’s partner, this procedure is called therapeutic donor insemination, or TDI. W ...Continue Reading

Using Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE) for a Second Chance

Testicular sperm extraction, TESE, is a technique for retrieving sperm from the testicles of men in order to help them father a child. It is used when men have non-obstructive azoospermia. In this condition, no sperm show up in the semen, but there is no blockage in the tubes that carry the sperm f ...Continue Reading

Using Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE) for a Second Chance

Testicular sperm extraction, TESE, is a technique for retrieving sperm from the testicles of men in order to help them father a child. It is used when men have non-obstructive azoospermia. In this condition, no sperm show up in the semen, but there is no blockage in the tubes that carry the sperm f ...Continue Reading

Vasectomy Reversal: The Path to Natural Conception

When it comes to conception, the medical advice that a professional will offer, should be based on individual circumstances. Before proceeding, it is important that each couple has a thorough understanding of all the available choices. In many instances, couples are embarking on second marriages a ...Continue Reading

Vasectomy Reversal: The Path to Natural Conception

When it comes to conception, the medical advice that a professional will offer, should be based on individual circumstances. Before proceeding, it is important that each couple has a thorough understanding of all the available choices. In many instances, couples are embarking on second marriages a ...Continue Reading

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