Odd Question

[A-1 (imported)]

Back in 1999 I underwent a vasectomy. I told the surgeon to ensure it could not be reversed as I had 2 daughters and wanted to ensure there wasn't a chance of my wife becoming pregnent again. (I love my kids to death - it was just I was caught in a very unhappy marriage.)

Anyway wouldn't you know it. I am now dating a young lady who is 20 years younger than me, and whom I love to death. She is interested in having kids. I know it is almost impossible that my vascectomy can be reversed. Is it possible however to drain sperm from the testicles (as I am still producing sperm) and from there we could "manually" inject it into her?

Thanks for any help anyone here can give.

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(http://vasectomyreversalsuccess.com/) AND click here (http://www.infertile.com/inferti

lity-treatments/vasectomy-reversal/vasectomy-reversal.htm?gclid=CIyNmdLhu5YCFRlRagodFFY1LQ) and read up.

Do a google search and find a clinic near you. Most vasectomies are reversable regardless of the technique. (unless you have been castrated) Find a reliable clinic and GO FOR IT.

Do not hide the fact from your lady friend. Get her support and get things out in the open.

There is no way to extract the sperm from the testicles in quantities great enough to insure fertility.

Get the reversal surgery. O.K.?

[MacTheWolf (imported)]

Panty Boy - I'm a caring individual guy and would happily impregnate your woman.

I'm just not sure if wolf and human sperm are compatible.

[chilliwilli (imported)]

My reversal cost $8,000. I, also was with a gal much younger, and got caught up with the idea of parenthood. I'm glad I put an end to the whole crazy idea lost year. She would have cost me a hell of alot more than $8,000! While a person I still dearly love, my ex is a certified lazy ass. Until kids are risk free or just plain free for you, your better of getting a dog!

Remember if you do decide to get the reversal that the fertility clinic is going to inflate their fertility numbers any way possible. Since most fertility isssues are not covered by insurance...there is little oversite into whether or not their numbers bear any truth.

Find a dr. that does several a week and avoid one that only does a couple a year!

chilli-

[Paolo]

Keep in mind that there are plenty of homeless kids out there already without bringing another into this messed up world. Instead of spending the money on a surgery to conceive to a child that (IMHO) it may be far too soon to decide if you both really want, consider adoption. Having a child is a serious undertaking, as I'm sure you'll understand or recall once you stop and think about it.