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Once the vasectomy is deemed successful, this means no live sperm are present and will enter this section of the cut vas tubes. The testicles will continue to produce sperm that will in turn leak out the lower ends of the cut vas tubes. Except now with the vas deferens having been cut, can no longer mix with the semen.
Chances of a successful vasectomy reversal decline over time. Reversals are more successful during the first 10 years after vasectomy. In general, vasectomy reversal: Leads to overall pregnancy rates of greater than 50%. Has the greatest chance of success within 3 years of the vasectomy. Leads to pregnancy only about 30% of the time if the reversal is done 10 years after vasectomy.