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Have Mirena IUD. Partner Done Vasectomy In The Past. Can I Become Pregnant?

Hi, my husband is 44 and has had a vasectomy (clamped) 20 years ago. I have had (and still have) the Mirena IUD for 5 years now. I m 31 and have never had any children but want to very badly. Is there any way getting pregnant is possible? I spend countless hours researching but vasectomy reversals seem so expensive and IVF even more so.....I obviously need to start by having my IUD removed, but an hesitant that conceiving won t be possible. Any ideas, suggestions, advice is greatly appreciated, thanks!
Thu, 14 Feb 2013
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If your remove the mirena, your fertility should return within a few weeks. Provided there are no other problems your fertility shouldnt be a problem.But your husbands case will depend on how successful the reversal will be. IVF is definitely more expensive. You can start by removing the MIRENA. But only that wont help.Your husband should see a surgeon about his chances of a reversal.
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Have Mirena IUD. Partner Done Vasectomy In The Past. Can I Become Pregnant?

If your remove the mirena, your fertility should return within a few weeks. Provided there are no other problems your fertility shouldnt be a problem.But your husbands case will depend on how successful the reversal will be. IVF is definitely more expensive. You can start by removing the MIRENA. But only that wont help.Your husband should see a surgeon about his chances of a reversal.