Vasectomy - day 3

[GreenState]

Really bummmed for the guys who had issues after the fact. I was worried about that before mine, but I went for it anyway.

In all honesty, mine went so well that I'd rather do it again than have a cavity filled. Getting a band-aid to stick down there was the hardest part, you need to use the fabric ones.

 

[bobback]

So back on topic..... how is he feeling now?

On the 8th day is when things felt good enough to leave the house for a short trip, and as of today (start of 13th day) pretty much back to normal.

During the consult doc gave a handout that talked about the risks, nothing was on the risk list of what has been mentioned. Only saying the handout sounded like it wasn't full disclosure.

 

[Scott]

Really bummmed for the guys who had issues after the fact. I was worried about that before mine, but I went for it anyway.

In all honesty, mine went so well that I'd rather do it again than have a cavity filled. Getting a band-aid to stick down there was the hardest part, you need to use the fabric ones.

Bandaid?
What?

I had to micro incisions that they didn't even stich up. They closed on their own later on.

 

[Mentzel]

After second year the dull pain in my nutz finally went away. I could deal with the dull pain. But all the other impacts with regard to hormonal and mental impacts is bad news. Reversal in the works for me. When T levels drop bad stuff follows.

 

[bobback]

After second year the dull pain in my nutz finally went away. I could deal with the dull pain. But all the other impacts with regard to hormonal and mental impacts is bad news. Reversal in the works for me. When T levels drop bad stuff follows.

With the T levels nothing a prescription couldn't fix?

 

[Scott]

The only lasting effect I can identify is I have to "pinch and roll" on one side a lot more often than I did before.