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What Are the Chances of Becoming Pregnant After a Vasectomy?

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What Are the Chances of Becoming Pregnant After a Vasectomy?

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Vasectomy is a birth control method meant to make a man permanently sterile. During a vasectomy, the tubes that carry sperm to the urethra are blocked so that a man’s semen no longer contains sperm. In very rare cases, accidental pregnancy may occur after a vasectomy. Pregnancy after a vasectomy can also be possible if you get a vasectomy reversal, a procedure designed to reconnect the tubes that carry sperm. Not all vasectomy reversals are successful at achieving pregnancy.