obviously you should have two vas. cutting just one would not do you much good. under anesthesia he can probe around and find the other one which should be there. it would be highly unlikely that you just have one. you are welcome to get a second opinion from a urologist. if the second person finds both of them then it can be done in the office. by cutting just one and waiting for a negative semen analysis you could end up getting two procedures if you are still having viable sperm so it is best to see if you can get it done completely at one visit.
at my vasectomy appointment the doctor could only locate one vas and said he couldn't do the surgery. is this normal? . last week i went in for a vasectomy. upon physical examination he said he could only feel one vas. he said he couldn't do the procedure in the office and i would need to set up time in the or where i could be put under. he said this would allow him to go in to confirm the absence of the second vas. is this common? should i get a 2nd opinion? if only one is found in the initial exam could the procedure still be done in office (just for the one) and wait for the semen analysis to confirm?