Overview
The Ghodbunder Road corridor from Kapurbawdi to Brahmand is home to a mobile, professionally active population.Read moreShow less
People who move, whose relationships evolve, and whose family aspirations shift over time. Vasectomy reversal presents a specific challenge in this community: men who had vasectomies in their 30s as part of a completed family plan, who now find themselves in different circumstances, need a specialist assessment that is both clinically rigorous and practically accessible. Mercurrey Hospital at Kapurbawdi junction provides that assessment — reachable from Hiranandani Estate in 10 minutes, from Manpada in 15. Dr. Harshawardhan Godbole FRCS evaluates reversal candidacy with honest probability data, compares reversal against IVF with TESA for each specific situation, and provides the Ghodbunder Road couple with the clinical basis for an informed decision.
What to know
Vasectomy Reversal Assessment at Mercurrey Hospital, Kapurbawdi
Vasectomy reversal (vasovasostomy) microsurgically reconnects the vas deferens to restore sperm flow.Read moreShow less
Success depends primarily on the interval since vasectomy: within 3 years, patency rates exceed 75%; 3–8 years approximately 55–65%; over 10 years rates decline further. The female partner's age and fertility status must be assessed concurrently — pregnancy rates differ from patency rates. Intraoperatively, if testicular-end fluid contains no sperm, epididymovasostomy replaces simple vasovasostomy. Semen analysis at 3, 6, and 12 months post-reversal monitors sperm return. IVF with TESA is a valid alternative for longer intervals.
The Ghodbunder Road Professional and Vasectomy Reversal
Corporate professionals along the Ghodbunder Road belt who seek vasectomy reversal tend to be analytically rigorous in their approach.Read moreShow less
They arrive having researched patency rates, pregnancy rates, and IVF success rates, and they expect a clinical discussion that matches their level of preparation. Dr. Godbole's pre-reversal assessment at Mercurrey Hospital is structured precisely for this patient type: evidence-based probability data for their specific interval, a quantified comparison of reversal versus TESA/IVF success rates, and a frank discussion of the cost-effectiveness of both approaches given the female partner's age and the time pressure of biological fertility.
Why the Female Partner's Assessment Matters Before Reversal
At Mercurrey Hospital, the pre-reversal assessment routinely incorporates the female partner's fertility status.Read moreShow less
Specifically ovarian reserve testing (AMH and antral follicle count) — into the decision framework. This matters because a woman with significantly reduced ovarian reserve has a lower probability of achieving pregnancy after vasectomy reversal — even if the reversal achieves patency — than with IVF where embryo selection is possible. For Ghodbunder Road couples where the female partner is over 35–37, this assessment changes the treatment recommendation in a meaningful proportion of cases.
Travel and Parking Guide – Mercurrey Hospital, Kapurbawdi
High Street Mall Junction, Samata Nagar, Kapurbawdi, Majiwada 400607.Read moreShow less
From Hiranandani Estate: 10–12 minutes via Ghodbunder Road. From Manpada: 15 minutes. From Brahmand: 20 minutes. Auto-rickshaws know "Kapurbawdi High Street Mall." Street parking at the junction.
Why Mercurrey
Nearby areas
MajiwadaKapurbawdiGhodbunder RoadManpadaHiranandani Estate
Mercurrey Hospital serves vasectomy reversal patients from Majiwada, Kapurbawdi, Ghodbunder Road, Manpada, Hiranandani Estate, Brahmand, Owale, and Pokhran Road.Read moreShow less
Men from Mira Road and Bhayander seeking the closest specialist assessment on the western Thane axis also attend.
Questions
Is vasectomy reversal assessment available at Mercurrey Hospital, Kapurbawdi for couples from Hiranandani Estate?
Yes. Pre-reversal assessment consultations are conducted at Mercurrey Hospital, Kapurbawdi junction, accessible from Hiranandani Estate in 10–12 minutes via Ghodbunder Road. The assessment includes scrotal examination, hormone testing, review of female partner fertility status, and a comparative discussion of reversal versus IVF with TESA. Call +91 88280 71522 to book.
My vasectomy was 6 years ago — what is the realistic patency rate if I have reversal?
At a 6-year interval, vasovasostomy patency rates are approximately 55–65% in experienced hands. Pregnancy rates are somewhat lower and depend on the female partner's age and fertility. For comparison, IVF with TESA provides equivalent or better pregnancy rates for couples where the female partner is over 37. Dr. Godbole's assessment at Mercurrey Hospital gives you the specific probability for your interval alongside the IVF comparison — so you can make an informed decision rather than choosing reversal or IVF based on assumption.
What is AMH and why does my wife need this test before my vasectomy reversal?
AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) is a blood test that measures ovarian reserve — the quantity of eggs remaining in the ovaries. Low AMH indicates reduced ovarian reserve and suggests that natural conception after reversal may be less likely, even if the reversal successfully restores sperm to the ejaculate. This matters because a couple with successful reversal patency but very low AMH may achieve better pregnancy rates through IVF with embryo selection than through natural conception attempts. AMH testing is a simple blood test arranged at the time of the reversal assessment.
Can vasectomy reversal be done if I had a vasectomy in a different city or hospital?
Yes. The reversal assessment and procedure are independent of where the original vasectomy was performed. If you have records of the original vasectomy — the date, technique, and surgeon — these are helpful for the pre-reversal assessment. However, the reversal decision is based on current clinical findings, primarily the interval since vasectomy and the intraoperative findings at the time of reversal, not on the original surgical report.
How long after vasectomy reversal before we should try to conceive?
Sperm may begin returning to the ejaculate within 1–3 months of reversal, with counts continuing to improve for up to 12 months. The first post-reversal semen analysis is arranged at 3 months. If sperm are present at 3 months, natural conception attempts can begin immediately — there is no need to wait. If sperm are not yet present at 3 months, repeat analysis at 6 months is arranged. Natural conception may take 6–12 months after reversal even with good patency.
