Monday, August 7, 2017

Every year in the U.S. about 500,000 men undergo a vasectomy, one of the safest and most effective sources of permanent birth control. Some men, however, later change their minds about having children, perhaps because they remarry and want to have a child with a new partner, or because life circumstances just change. So when a man changes his mind, it’s good to know that he has the option of having a vasectomy reversal. Learn the five truths about vasectomy reversal every man should know.

Wednesday, July 5, 2017

Many women become dismayed when almost 12 months have gone by since their partner’s vasectomy reversal and they are still not pregnant. Month after month of negative pregnancy tests can certainly take its toll on any woman’s spirit, but when it comes to getting pregnant after a vasectomy reversal, it’s important to know what’s realistic and understand the facts.

Friday, June 17, 2016

In honor of Father’s Day, we at the Vasectomy Reversal Center of America would like to take a moment to reflect on all of the men who now celebrate this special day because of a successful vasectomy reversal.

Tuesday, February 2, 2016

One of the first questions patients often ask when exploring the option of a vasectomy reversal is how successful are reversals? The answer is this: When performed by a highly skilled microsurgeon like the surgeons at the Vasectomy Reversal Center of America, success rates are over 90%.

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

A Maryland primary care physician experiences the joys of fatherhood thanks to a successful vasectomy reversal performed by The Vasectomy Reversal Center of America's Dr. David Fenig.

Friday, October 25, 2013

I perform vasectomies on countless men who feel they have completed their families, or have decided that they do not want children at all. Some men later change their minds about having children, either because they enter into a new marriage and desire children with a new partner, or because life circumstances change and kids become a priority.

Thursday, September 19, 2013

Does vasectomy reversal adversely affect a man's sexual function? Karen Boyle, MD says positively NO!

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Age and affect on vasectomy reversal success

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

When infertility issues become an obstacle to starting a family, couples need to keep in mind that a vasectomy reversal may be their best option for conceiving a child. If female fertility is not the issue and the male partner has had a vasectomy, couples should consider the choices – vasectomy reversal or In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)?

Friday, April 12, 2013

VRCA surgeons discuss the important Do's and Don'ts following a vasectomy reversal.

Monday, March 11, 2013

At the Vasectomy Reversal Center of America, our doctors and staff truly believe that information, education and open lines of communication with our patients is so important throughout the journey of trying to conceive a child. And while our doctors are always available to talk and answer any questions by phone or email, sometimes it’s nice to hear from others who have walked in your shoes.

Thursday, February 21, 2013

When you walk into our offices at the Vasectomy Reversal Center of America you’ll quickly notice we have a lot of pictures; family pictures, that is. Between our three surgeons, we must have hundreds of family pictures adorning the walls – smiling, happy families and babies we helped bring into the world. It makes us truly proud and humbled to look at these smiling faces every day. It’s affirmation that what we do at the VRCA is genuine and good. We help couples, some childless and some with children already, conceive. It sounds simple, and in essence, it is- simple and pure, just like family.

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Patients who come to the Vasectomy Reversal Center of America have one goal in mind- conceiving a child naturally after a vasectomy. And one of the first questions on many minds is, "can I afford to have a vasectomy reversal?" The real question is - when you and your partner desire to have children, can you afford not to have a vasectomy reversal?

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Oftentimes, things that sound too good to be true usually are. Case in point: the “mini incision” vasectomy reversal. For couples who are researching their options for the right vasectomy reversal surgeon, seeing advertisements for a “mini incision” procedure can certainly be intriguing. But what people need to understand is that, when it comes to vasectomy reversal surgeons and claims for the smallest incisions, sometimes what you see is not necessarily what you get.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

We get many questions from patients about things they can do to increase sperm count following a vasectomy reversal. At the Vasectomy Reversal Center of America, we tell patients that it typically takes six to 12 months to achieve optimal sperm production post-surgery. Why so long, many patients ask?

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Many couples come to the Vasectomy Reversal Center of America with one question in common- “It’s been years since the vasectomy; can we really have a successful vasectomy reversal?” The answer is, yes, you can.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Last week, Dr. David Fenig talked about advanced maternal age and how fertility decreases after age 35, and again after age 40. It’s a fact that the spontaneous pregnancy rates for women over 40 are much lower than women under the age of 35. Today, so many women are putting off having children to pursue career and education, yet are many times unaware how age affects fertility. The fact is, when it comes to child bearing, women really are limited by age.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

For most couples, starting a family, or adding to a growing family, isn't a decision that is taken lightly. But when the male partner has had a vasectomy, the decision on how to proceed with having a child becomes even more complex. At the Vasectomy Reversal Center of America, we see couples in all stages of life and of all ages that come to us with the same desire – to conceive a child naturally through a vasectomy reversal.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Male factor infertility is more common than most couples realize. In fact, about 15% of all couples are infertile and up to 50 percent of these infertile couples will have a male factor component. And, 30% of couples will not be able to conceive solely because of a male factor.