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The patient is advised to stay at relative rest for the first two days following surgery.

Vasectomy Reversal recovery is usually a matter of a day barring complications. It is a very same day check-in and check out exercise.

Vasectomy reversal recovery is fast, as the patient feels no discomfort throughout the process of surgery performed with a common anesthesia. Any post-operative pain is controllable by means of oral medication. The patient is advised to remain at relative rest for the 1st two days following surgery. Sex and heavy physical exercise is restricted for 3 weeks. Most males really feel "sore" for only the initial couple of days. The patient is generally advised to abstain from alcohol for the next 24 hours. But he can consume whatever he desires a couple of hours following surgery.

Semen testing begins within the very first two months following surgery. Though there have been reports of conception inside a month following vasectomy reversal, it usually requires a number of months to establish a pregnancy. The patient's progress is followed until pregnancy is accomplished.

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