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A member asked:
How much to have a vasectomy reversed ? which was done five years ago
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Very variable: Probably between $1000 -7, 000. Importance is to see an experienced urologist with an exellent success rate. This may well require some research. Surgeon should use a microscopic technique, have at least a 50-70% success rate & perform at least 20/year. No one has a 100% success rate.
Answered 3/26/2013
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