Things You'll Need:
- Money
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Step 1
Remember your reason for getting a vasectomy in the first place. After years of sterilization, many men forget the original reasons for undergoing the procedure. When considering a vasectomy reversal, think about your original reasons and decide if there has been a change to your situation.
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Step 2
Think about your current situation. Are you prepared to spend the next 18 years of your life caring for another child? Do you have enough energy for a newborn baby? Are you financially prepared for the future? This are all questions you should ask yourself before a vasectomy reversal.
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Step 3
Consider your new partner or spouse in your decision process. Many men consider a vasectomy reversal because they now have a different partner than they did when the vasectomy was performed. Consider your new spouse's wishes as well as your own. It is important for her to have a baby naturally? Her feelings should be figured into the equation.
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Step 4
Consider the cost of a vasectomy reversal. Prepare yourself to pay around $10,000 for the procedure. Most health insurance plans do not cover vasectomy reversals, so count on paying it out of your pocket. If you know you want a baby, however, it is much less expensive than in-vitro fertilization (the alternative).









Comments
amylaine said
on 8/19/2008 Great info.
oneloved said
on 8/11/2008 Great info. I have two younger siblings from a vasectomy reversal, and my parents definitely believe it was worth it!
MIghtyDreamer said
on 8/11/2008 great contrast of making a decision to have one. Good tips for someone who maybe thinking about having this what must not be forgetten as you point out.. an expensive operation