A vasectomy reversal may be possible but the results are not certain. Vasectomy reversal surgery is not a fully effective way to restore male fertility, and no one should use surgery to temporarily suppress fertility. Your vasectomy will prevent you from conceiving a child and should be considered a permanent form of contraception. If there is a possibility that you might want additional children in the future, you should not have a vasectomy. If you have a medical requirement to do so, please discuss the situation with our doctors.ĭo I think that I might want to have more children? Our doctors may not perform your procedure if you have taken these drugs recently. Paracetamol is acceptable because it does not impact your risk of bleeding during and after surgery.ĭon’t take aspirin and other anti-inflammatories for your own safety. In addition to aspirin you must entirely avoid Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs such as ibuprofen, naproxen, diclofenac, and others. You can still take other pain relief medication like paracetamol.
These thin the blood and increase the risk of bleeding. Starting seven days before the procedure, do not take any aspirin or other anti-inflammatory medication. You can request an appointment now online or call to book at 061-544 370 Please also review the After Vasectomy information so you know what to expect after the procedure. Once your procedure date is scheduled it is important that you follow the instructions below. You have the option of planning separate consultation and surgery appointments, or you may choose to have both the consultation and procedure in a single visit to our clinic.
You will have a consultation with our doctors prior to your surgery. Please contact us with any questions you may have.
Consider a vasectomy to be permanent contraception. Please review the information on our site, and elsewhere, and proceed only if you feel confident and happy with your choice. The first step is of course to ensure that you have made a fully informed and considered decision.
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