Post Vasectomy Reversal Concerns
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Gong through vasectomy reversal is not the scariest thing in the world. After-all, you were able to withstand the actual vasectomy procedure so there should be nothing that would make you feel anxious and frightened.
To be able to guarantee that you certainly have nothing to be scared about, make sure that you are entrusting your health to the hands of a good doctor. These days, there are modern methods on how vasectomy reversal is done. The one that is most preferred by a lot of men is micro-surgical vasectomy reversal. The reason is that with this procedure, smaller cut would be created and there will be less bleeding. Hence, recovery is much faster too. There may be a lot of doctors who claim that they can do the procedure for much lower price. However, the amount should be your last concern because your top priority is to get a perfectly done procedure. This can only be performed by an experienced, trusted and licensed doctor.
The procedure is done with the use of anesthesia. Typically, doctors use regional or sectional anesthesia which numbs just the affected area. There are cases though when patients prefer to be completely unaware of the entire procedure. The length of the procedure may take 30 minutes to two hours. Usually, the meds wear off by that time too.
When the potency of the anesthesia has faded, you might start to feel some pain and discomfort. The doctor should prescribe you with some painkillers which will help you in managing the ache. There may be antibiotics too which will deal with the inflammation and prevent possible complications.
Vasectomy reversal requires at least 30 days of rest. This means no tiring physical activities like sports or manual labor. Yes, this also entails not having intercourse first until all pain and indications have faded. A few days after the procedure, you would see that there will be a little bit of swelling and redness. When the incision starts to heal, you may experience itchiness too.
How do you know if the indications you are seeing are no longer normal? Intolerable pain is definitely not something that you should experience. Discomfort is okay but if the pain is stabbing and can not be relieved by the meds, then it is time to consult your doctor.
Too much swelling of several areas, particularly the scrotum is not usual too. Typically, there are areas which will be a bit larger than how it normally is. When you see that the area is way too big and you are hindered to move around properly, then something may have gone wrong.
In some cases, there are men who have experienced bleeding through the incision. This is often the scenario for men who ignored the doctor�s recommendation to take sufficient rest. The scar should not bleed the moment you stepped out of the hospital. If there is significant amount of blood, going back to the doctor is imperative.
Just like any other surgical procedure, infections may also occur especially if the wound is not properly tended. This is something that doctors can easily solve.
Patients are allowed to recover at the comfort of their own homes. However, it is also necessary to go back to your physician about 5 to 7 days after the vasectomy reversal. That way, your doctor may double check if the wound is healing well. You will be advised to have sperm count check too.
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Article Title: Post Vasectomy Reversal Concerns
Author: Seomul Evans
Word Count: 590
Article URL: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=1844862&ca=Medicines+and+Remedies
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Gong through vasectomy reversal is not the scariest thing in the world. After-all, you were able to withstand the actual vasectomy procedure so there should be nothing that would make you feel anxious and frightened.
To be able to guarantee that you certainly have nothing to be scared about, make sure that you are entrusting your health to the hands of a good doctor. These days, there are modern methods on how vasectomy reversal is done. The one that is most preferred by a lot of men is micro-surgical vasectomy reversal. The reason is that with this procedure, smaller cut would be created and there will be less bleeding. Hence, recovery is much faster too. There may be a lot of doctors who claim that they can do the procedure for much lower price. However, the amount should be your last concern because your top priority is to get a perfectly done procedure. This can only be performed by an experienced, trusted and licensed doctor.
The procedure is done with the use of anesthesia. Typically, doctors use regional or sectional anesthesia which numbs just the affected area. There are cases though when patients prefer to be completely unaware of the entire procedure. The length of the procedure may take 30 minutes to two hours. Usually, the meds wear off by that time too.
When the potency of the anesthesia has faded, you might start to feel some pain and discomfort. The doctor should prescribe you with some painkillers which will help you in managing the ache. There may be antibiotics too which will deal with the inflammation and prevent possible complications.
Vasectomy reversal requires at least 30 days of rest. This means no tiring physical activities like sports or manual labor. Yes, this also entails not having intercourse first until all pain and indications have faded. A few days after the procedure, you would see that there will be a little bit of swelling and redness. When the incision starts to heal, you may experience itchiness too.
How do you know if the indications you are seeing are no longer normal? Intolerable pain is definitely not something that you should experience. Discomfort is okay but if the pain is stabbing and can not be relieved by the meds, then it is time to consult your doctor.
Too much swelling of several areas, particularly the scrotum is not usual too. Typically, there are areas which will be a bit larger than how it normally is. When you see that the area is way too big and you are hindered to move around properly, then something may have gone wrong.
In some cases, there are men who have experienced bleeding through the incision. This is often the scenario for men who ignored the doctor�s recommendation to take sufficient rest. The scar should not bleed the moment you stepped out of the hospital. If there is significant amount of blood, going back to the doctor is imperative.
Just like any other surgical procedure, infections may also occur especially if the wound is not properly tended. This is something that doctors can easily solve.
Patients are allowed to recover at the comfort of their own homes. However, it is also necessary to go back to your physician about 5 to 7 days after the vasectomy reversal. That way, your doctor may double check if the wound is healing well. You will be advised to have sperm count check too.
About The Author: Seomul Evans is SEO services consultant and content writer for leading http://www.vasectomyreversal.com/ http://www.vasectomyreversal.com/vasectomy-reversal.php
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