How likely is it that a vasectomy can reverse?

Can it happen? (naturally, I mean??)

How likely is it that a vasectomy can reverse?
'Yes' is the answer to both questions, although it is very rare.
Reply:is some one telling fibs to you, it is very very unlikely to happen
Reply:I've had mine for like 7 years now. No babies yet. I really think the vasectomy reversal thing is one of those urban legends that people tell to make you feel like you got your junk cut up for nothing. Just arrange with your local lab to drop a sample by occasionally for a check up. After the first three years they asked me to stop coming back. lol





Don't worry, today's methods are much more permanent than they were years ago when these stories began circulating.





Don't forget the frozen veggies!
Reply:nothing is impossible, never say never...but if it happened...my goodness.... you would definately be very special.
Reply:Vasectomy is not 100 per cent effective. Occasionally, pregnancies do happen. In Britain, estimates are that one in every 2000 vasectomies fails. This generally isn’t anybody’s fault.


It is possible to reverse a vasectomy, but this procedure is frequently unsuccessful.





Hope this answers your question.

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