Many vasectomy reversal websites do not publish their success rates. Most commonly, success rates are reported for bilateral vasovasostomy, the straight forward vas-to-vas reconnection, and they reflect rate of return of sperm. Published success rates will range from 90-98% return of sperm after vasovasostomy from most clinics that specialize in microsurgical repair. However, you also need to know the success rates for return of sperm when one side requires a vasovasostomy (VV) and the other requires an epididymovasostomy (EV). Furthermore, we have seen many cases less than 5 years from time of vasectomy to time of reversal that needed bilateral epididymovasostomy. When one side is a VV and the other side is an EV, Dr. Buch still has a 95% success rate to return sperm to your ejaculate. When both sides require EV, Dr. Buch still has an 85% success rate to return sperm to your ejaculate. Only a money back guarantee or refund program can assure you of the honesty of a program’s reported success rates. Pregnancy rates, as a measure of success, are the subject for a later post to the blog. Find out more at www.vasectomyreversal.com .
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