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Question

THis may sound silly but does anyone doe if sperm can be extracted from a man without having a vasectomy reversal?

Answer 1

yes that is possible it's extracted from the testicles

Answer 2

Vasectomy reversal only results in pregnancy about 20% of the time, and that is assuming IVF is used with it.  Don't listen to ads that claim 80% success.  Those ads are misleading.  

TESE and sperm aspiration has a slightly higher success rate.  In both cases IVF is needed, but at least no painful three hour reversal is required.

Either way, you will be forking out over $20K.

Answer 3

my opinion is yes because whith a vasectomy what they cut is the tube that carries the sperm from the testicles to the p***s...but you might want to get more info that.

Answer 4

yes they can. they just get it from his testicles with a needle. kind of like retrieving eggs from a woman.