there is a procedure called vasovasectomy that can be use to reverse a vasectomy, slim chance of working but possible, also to say something is a 100% guarantee of not working is totally illogical, since 100 % of something occurring defies all laws of the probability of mathematics. So I was told while doing an undergraduate minor in math (honors )
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From: Matthew Ford <matthewford@shaw.ca>
To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2012 5:50:18 PM
Subject: [epilepsy] Re: Infertility problems due to Eplepsy and Depakote
My infertility (or what ever you call it for Men) is because I was sexually
fixed at age 14. Since I was a Teenager, they didn't need my consent.
Instead, my parents would be out in the hall, talking to the doctor about
what he feels would be best, and signing the papers.
I know that in today's procedures, when a man gets "fixed", the tubes get
lifted up and kinked (like a kink in a garden hose), then they get tied up
to keep them in that position. Easy to reverse when the guy grows up and
seriously wants to have kids.
When I had it done though, it was evidently more intense, as my Urologist
told me I can't be reconnected as the entire tube is missing. It got
amputated in other words. Yet I've been told by a few doctors...that's how
it was done back in the 70's and 80's, particularly on people with Brain
Disorders.
So no chance of me ever having kids, either!
Matthew
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