Better result is expected with the vasectomy treatmnet that is performed in the shortest duration. SWCIC- one among the renowned fertility centers in Hyderabad India makes it sure that we will give you the best feasible result.
Fallopian tubes
Recanalisation of the vas deferens and the Fallopian tubes, Both can be undertaken via laparoscopy or open procedure

The duration of vasectomy/tubectomy are also important , longer the duration the lesser the chances of success
Tubectomy reversal has a 70% chance of success which should be followed up by a HSG(Hystero-salpingogram) in 3 months

Vasectomy reversal also has been done suucessfully, followed up by a semen analysis again in 3 months
Vasectomy Reversal
A vasectomy is a procedure in which the vas deferentia tubules are detached to prevent birth control. In vasectomy reversal the detached tubes are again joined for the sperm flow. To determine how successful the vasectomy reversal is based on the duration of time in between the two procedures. As the time gap is prolonged there is a possibility of blockages to form in the tubes.

Vasectomy reversal is a daytime procedure beginned by giving some local anesthetic to the individual, while the surgery takes anywhere between 2 to 4 hours. The procedure begins by making an incision which is made on either sides of the scrotum and the vas deferentia tubules are traced.Using a microscope and with help of some other surgical medical tools the ends of the tubes are cut and smoothened and joined using fine micro sutures or stitches.

The detached tubules are joined there by making the sperm movement or flow from testicles to semen is allowed, there by the male remains fertile. Post reversal surgery, your doctor suggests some medications to pacify the pain and avoid threat of any infections. Afterwards sperm test is done to conclude if the surgery was successful or not.

Vasectomy reversal success rates
After the vasectomy reversal surgery there are around 20 to 75% chances of men to to conceive. Vasectomy reversal success rates is based on which procedure has been followed as given below: