Vasectomy Reversal LA

Mens’ Fertility Issues

Sperm, of course, are the little swimmers that travel with the semen up through the urethra in order to try to interact with a woman’s eggs. A man will produce these sperm during his whole life. When you have a vasectomy, the procedure keeps the sperm from entering the urethra. So if you are a couple looking to reverse a vasectomy, it’s a matter of unblocking the sperm from hitting the road to the urethra. When a man chooses a vasectomy, he never stops producing sperm.

Deciding on a Vasectomy Reversal

A decision consultation is something that Dr. Aaron Spitz prides himself with. A vasectomy reversal is not 100 percent guaranteed to turn out favorable for the couple. You should make sure you’re as certain as possible that the surgery is what you want to do before you go ahead and do it. Deciding whether to have a vasectomy reversal should be done only with the couple and urologist. Dr. Spitz will provide you with all your male infertility options to consider. Most of the time, couples determine that vasectomy reversal surgery is the right way to go. Doctors like Dr. Spitz take the time to sit down with couples, give the man a physical to determine his level of health, and provide an analysis of the situation.

Vasectomy Reversal in LA

Dr. Spitz believes in sitting down with individual couples, giving the man a physical exam to determine his state of health, and discussing the options of the couple thoroughly before helping the couple make the final decisions about whether a vasectomy reversal is right for them.

Dr. Spitz holds a medical degree from the Medical College at Cornell University, his fellowship at Baylor College, and his residency at the Medical Center at the University of Southern California.