Is pregnancy possibly after a vasectomy?

It's possible, but rare.

Here's why:

* Vasectomy doesn't stop sperm production: It simply blocks the path for sperm to leave the body.

* Sperm can still be present: Some sperm may remain in the tubes for a period after the procedure.

* Failed vasectomy: In rare cases, the vasectomy may not be completely successful.

* Reversal of vasectomy: If a vasectomy is reversed, pregnancy is possible.

Important: It's crucial to use reliable birth control for at least three months after a vasectomy and to have post-vasectomy semen analyses to confirm the procedure's effectiveness.

If you have concerns about pregnancy after a vasectomy, consult a healthcare professional. They can provide personalized advice and ensure your safety and reproductive choices.

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