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Vasectomy reversal success??

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Does anyone have experience of this? Hubby has just had it done and we are nervously awaiting the outcome!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 10:50:53
Hi all,

Not been on here for a while - just wanted to update you - following IUI using donor sperm in October we are now 6 weeks pregnant! Ok so it wasn't how we envisaged it to be but we got there in the end. dh is over the moon! Chances are fairly high that it could be multiples as had 3 mature follicles at time of insemination - will find out next week!
Hope you are all doing well and keep smiling xx Thinking of you all xxxx
Congrats to those with BFP's smile

My dh had a vasectomy 3 years ago. I didn't want him to have it done but he was so freaked out by my pg with DS4 and DS4's time in NICU that he ran to the doc and arranged to have it done. DS4 was 6 months when he had the op.

I asked him the night before if he was sure and he said yes. Now 3 years later he is expressing regrets sad. I still haven't really got used to the idea that we won't have anymore as we both wanted a large family.

I did mention considering a reversal but he went white at the thought.

Good luck to everyone waiting for the results of a reversal.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 21-Oct-09 15:34:49
Oh sorrento! I am so pleased for you - have been wondering how you did. I just had ICSI (ET last friday) so am waiting on result but not feeling too hopeful. Good luck everyone else and congrats sunshineday. x
hi everyone just thought I'd let you no I got a BFP today grin
congratulations Sorentto that's fantastic news grin let us no how you get on
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 09-Oct-09 19:26:05
Doh can you tell i'm knackered already, expecting I meant grin
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 09-Oct-09 19:25:16
Just a little update from me, we're execting grin
We had ICSI and it was quite stressful but absolutely the right decision. Had 2 eggs transferred so just waiting to see how many hatched.
Good luck to everyone, I shall be lurking wink
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 05-Oct-09 16:30:53
Hi all

well the deed is done and DH is recovering well. He is off the painkillers and only takes an anti inflam twice a day.
Chomping at the bit to start bding but will be led by him. We were advised by the doc to wait at least 7 days so that's Thursday.
The doc seemed to think everything went ok but it is in the lap of the goods now...hope they are smiling on us.
Hope everyone is else is OK
x
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 01-Oct-09 11:38:57
Hi everyone - good luck luckywebby - is today the big day?? We bd'd after 2 wks though it was ME that wanted to wait that long as didnt want to damage anything - dh was chompin at the bit after about 2 days - men eh?

Hi welsh - no we are not ttc anymore - found it too stressful - if its meant to happen it will - just not focussing on it anymore!! Make sense? Hope you and the little bundle are well

Take care xx
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 23-Sep-09 23:48:56
Hello! I haven't been by mumsnet in ages, but thought I would drop in to see how things were going. My partner had his snip unsnipped in May 2008 and we are still not pregnant! I never thought it would take this long... For a while earlier this year I was really into it all, taking clomid and monitoring temperature etc etc ETC but have given up all that and am just getting on with life - if it happens it happens.

He has a good-ish count now - we found out that the local hospital was leaving his samples in a box for 24 hours before having them tested, and that's why we were getting such poor results - for his last sample he took it right to the lab and it came back much better.

good luck to everyone.
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