How to Get Pregnant After Vasectomy: Your Options Explained - Dr Lora Shahine
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- In this video, we compare the two primary options for men seeking to have children after a vasectomy: vasectomy reversal and sperm aspiration for use with in vitro fertilization (IVF). We'll examine the pros and cons of each, the procedures involved, and the cost of both options. We'll also discuss success rates, factors to consider when choosing which option is right for you, and questions you should ask your doctor before making a decision. Whether you're navigating male infertility or simply planning for the future, this video will provide valuable insights into the options available to you.
The Risk of Pregnancy After Vasectomy
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ABOUT : Lora Shahine, MD, is a double board certified reproductive endocrinologist and OBGYN currently practicing at Pacific NW Fertility in Seattle, WA. Originally from North Carolina, Dr. Shahine graduated with a Bachelor of Science in biology from Georgetown University in Washington, DC, and completed her training in medical school at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, residency in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of California at San Francisco, and fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility at Stanford University.
As Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Washington and Director of the Center of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss at Pacific NW Fertility, she is committed to providing excellence in patient care, teaching the next generation of women’s healthcare providers, and continuing research in the fields of fertility and recurrent miscarriage. She has published over 75 peer-reviewed research projects and is an active member of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine, Seattle Gynecology Society, and the Babyquest Fertility Grant organization. Dr. Shahine is an accomplished author including 'Planting the Seeds of Pregnancy: An Integrative Approach to Fertility Care' and best-selling book, 'Not Broken: An Approachable Guide to Miscarriage and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss.'
Whether through her research, books, lectures, or active social media presense Dr. Shahine is passionate about educating on reproductive health and supporting the feritlity community.
DISCLAIMER: The content contained herein is provided for informational and/or entertainment purposes only and not intended as a substitute for advice provided by a healthcare professional. Use the provided information at your own risk. If you have or suspect that you have a medical problem, please contact your health care provider.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:11 Welcome
0:20 Vasectomy stats
1:02 Sperm status
1:20 How do you have a baby?
2:50 Video overview & options
3:16 #1 - Vasectomy Reversal
4:40 Success rates
5:07 Three main things to consider
5:35 PROS of vasectomy reversal
6:33 CONS of vasectomy reversal
9:10 #2 -Sperm aspiration (with IVF)
10:47 PROS of Sperm aspiration (with IVF)
13:00 CONS of Sperm aspiration (with IVF)
14:15 Which option is best?
15:00 How do you get started?
15:28 My recommendations
16:42 RECAP
17:33 Questions to ask your doctor
18:40 One final tip
19:30 Outro
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My husband had a vasectomy reversal this February 2024. We only paid $1900 for the procedure and we visited the reversal clinic in Oklahoma. The surgeon had done over 10,000 of the surgeries and has a very high success rate! We are entering cycle 3 of trying. It can take up to 4 months for everything to return back to normal. We live in Florida so we drove 12 hours and got an Airbnb close to the clinic. We already have two children and are going to try for number three and four :-) ❤
Hi! Can you possibly give me more info on where you guys went. We really want a reversal!!!
Hello! What was the name of the reversal clinic?
Hello, may I know the age of your husband when he underwent the reversal? Coz we are considering the reversal, we just collecting info so we can come to 100% choose reversal. 😊
Hi can I have more info on what clinic you went too.
Please tell us the doctors information
Very educational! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
You’re Amazing ❤ Very Informative!!
Thank you so much!
Great analysis, thanks 🔥
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for the information. My husband and I have 4 kids currently and we miscarried twice in a two year span. The last miscarriage was with twins. We were devastated, I was so emotional and asked my husband to please get a vasectomy. He got the procedure and kept telling our friends he was going in for a surgery lol.
We now think that we should have waited until we were not in such a bad headspace because now we are seeking advice on reversing the procedure.
He is 46 now and I am 36 so I hope it is not too late for us.
The discussion on whether vasectomies are permanent or reversable are here and there. Some say it is permanent (mostly men), whilst a number (usually women) claim it to be reversible. I'm having trouble which side to believe.
Hello I watched the video very well
I have only 2 questions
1.Is it possible for Koreans to have surgery there?
2.If that is possible, would you do the surgery yourself?
Glad it was helpful! Not a surgery that I do but can be done in the US by a urologist. A resource - great blog on male fertility: turekclinic.com
why doesn't aspiration yield a lot of sperm? can it be stored/frozen between aspirations for a larger uterine injection?
Logical question but needs minimum of 5 million motile Sperm to have reasonable chance of success with IUI (which is 10-20% per try). Just don’t get that much with aspiration and would have to consider another aspiration for each IUI.
Is it possible to do sperm aspiration with IUI instead of IVF?
She addressed this in the video. Short answer is no.
If we chose sperm aspiration, what is success rate of becoming embryos. Is it happens that none of sperm is useless?
My bf got it done over 10 years n I missed my p. I'm gona take a test but what's going on ? Does the tube grow back ?
Woah.....
What did the test say?
This is a great question. I would advise you to consult your medical provider, as I can't give medical advice to personal situations on social media. I have a lot of content on the subject on this channel, website drlorashahine.com, CZcams and Instagram account @drlorashahine that are great sources for you
It is not reversible. Either he lied or it is just normal part natural cause of missed period. Or like she said, the vasectomy failed and there were no semen analysis followup to confirm it was successful.
@@uzor123that’s not accurate. There is something called late recanalization, and although uncommon, it means that the tubes have been able to reconnect and sperm was able to leak out. I personally know someone who this happened to 12 years after vasectomy
Cheated
But it’s also more expensive to reverse is that correct is more expensive around eight to $10,000
My husband had a vasectomy reversal in Oklahoma this past February in 2024. We visited the reversal clinic and we paid $1900. The surgeon has done over 10,000 of the surgeries and has a very high success rate. ❤ there are definitely affordable options, but you just got to research them.
My husband had a vasectomy went 3 months later didn’t get cleared so he was supposed to go back a second time he didn’t and we just assumed he was good because months passed and i didn’t get pregnant but 8 months after the vasectomy i got pregnant, lost it and the dr checked had my husband get a semen analysis and it showed no live sperm, the dr can’t explain how I got pregnant and we need answers to what happened how did i get pregnant if his results show no sperm cells.
The man is supposed to ejaculate at least 30 times after the procedure or there could still be sperm in there. Maybe he just had some swimmers still in there and needed extra time for them to clear out before he was cleared that could be why he’s showing no sperm now.
You obviously cheated.
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How much does sperm aspiration cost?
That is not a procedure I do, but I’ve seen estimates of $3000-$12,000 depending on many factors. Thank you for watching!
Why nobody talks about cryopreservation of sperm?🤦🏻♂️ Why do we need all these complicated reverse procedures while we can just freeze the sperm in advance? Is not it the most logical and obvious move before getting sterile?
I’ve read it’s hella expensive to freeze the swimmers. 🤦♂️
No, $150/year
You clearly have no idea how expensive that is. Google before running your mouth next time 😂
Are there any stats available on the chances of getting a woman pregnant after making a esperm extraction?
Also, How many times can I repeat an sperm extraction with a non so invasive technique?
I work with reproductive urologists that help with this procedure. They are the experts but it’s my understanding the goal is to get enough sperm needed with one extraction - the more times it’s done, the risk of scarring and lower sperm production. Stats for success are based on IVF success rates for the couple as a whole - age, fertility diagnosis, lab success, etc.
@@drlorashahine Can it be done many times (+10) with a low risk (
"a person with a uterus", did you mean women? Stay objective, doc.