Funk artist MC Cabelinho recently underwent a reversible vasectomy. Find out how the procedure is performed
MC Cabelinho, 26, was recently operated on at reversible vasectomy🇧🇷 He used social media to clarify fans’ doubts and said that he can still be a father when he wants, but that he is currently focused on his career. The singer is dating actress Bella Campos, who played the character Muda in the soap opera ‘Pantanal’ (TV Globo).
“I want to clarify that I can be a father whenever I want and that’s why I opted for a reversible vasectomy. So when I feel the time is right, I will have surgery again and deliver my baby. However, I know where I’m going, I want to stay 100% focused on my work to offer the best to my fans,” said the funk singer.
reversible vasectomy
Since the 18th century, there have been techniques with goals similar to a vasectomy, but it was in 1957 that the procedure was first performed in the way we know it today. Since then, it has been common for men to regret the operation. However, if that does happen, two procedures can help them have a child: a vasectomy reversal or sperm aspiration before in vitro fertilization (IVF).
“Your doctor can help you choose which procedure is best based on a few factors, such as how long it’s been since your vasectomy, your age, the number of children you want, the cost, and how quickly you expect it to happen. You can conceive a baby, naturally or through IVF,” explains Dr. Fernando Prado, human reproduction specialist, member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and clinical director of Neo Vita.
For those who want to undergo a non-definitive procedure, the first thing to do is seek out a doctor, says the specialist. “This is because she will take your history and do a physical exam to make sure the patient doesn’t have any other health issues that could affect fertility. Additionally, the female partner should also see the professional to make sure she doesn’t have any fertility issues,” she explains .
How is the inversion done?
Again, there are two types of vasectomy reversal procedures. The choice depends on which area of the male reproductive tract was blocked during the original procedure, according to your doctor.
“One vasovasostomy it connects to both ends of the vas deferens. The vas deferens is a tube that carries sperm out of the testicle. The man has two vas deferens, one on each side in the scrotum. Each vas deferens was cut during the vasectomy to prevent sperm from exiting the testicles.”
“already a vasoepididymostomy It is a procedure that reconnects the epididymis to the vas deferens. The epididymis is the “little cap” that sits over the testicle and is where sperm mature. This surgery is an alternative when a vasovasostomy is not possible due to blockages caused by the vasectomy.”
It is the doctor who will decide which procedure is most appropriate during the operation. However, both types of vasectomy reversal can allow the patient to have a baby naturally through sexual intercourse, the human reproduction specialist points out.
In vitro fertilization
Another option for those who want to have a vasectomy and have children in the future is assisted reproduction🇧🇷 This alternative is even more effective when the partner also has fertility problems. In this case, sperm collected from the patient is used to fertilize her partner’s eggs in a laboratory using in vitro fertilization, explains Dr. Ferdinand.
“Because the sperm count is low, its use for artificial insemination is not recommended. When this method is used together with IVF, it is very successful, especially if the female partner is under 35. There are many other advantages for this method “This may mean that it will take less time for the partner to become pregnant and that the patient will not need to use contraception again after a successful pregnancy. It’s also a less invasive procedure for the male partner,” explains the doctor.
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