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Vasectomy?
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Go see Dr. Richard Chopp in Austin. You'll get a shirt that says I got Dick Chopped!
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If you are sure you are done with kids, then absolutely. Snip snip, follow doc's orders, tell wife you are taking one for the team and will expect MVP treatment.
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If you are sure you are done with kids, then absolutely. Snip snip, follow doc's orders, tell wife you are taking one for the team and will expect MVP treatment.
This is my plan. Consultation is next week...
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I thought these were all scheduled for the first weekend of March Madness?
Go to your follow up.
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I thought these were all scheduled for the first weekend of March Madness?
Good idea.
Id go for opening weekend of College Football.
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Id go for opening weekend of College Football.
This. And its a 5 month recovery of no work.
Had it done, didn't even miss a day of work. Twin boys will do that to you.
DVM
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Go see Dr. Richard Chopp in Austin. You'll get a shirt that says I got Dick Chopped!
Awesome. There's a proctologist in Houston by the name of Dr. Butts (no not Seymour). But he didn't have any snappy slogans or anything when I saw him.
I'm on deck for this later this year.
I have heard lots of guys tell me it's not a big deal. Just get a bag of frozen peas, they say.
Well, anything that involves the remedy of holding a bag of frozen peas against my sacular area in order that said area would feel better sounds like a **** ****** **** big **** deal to me.
I have heard lots of guys tell me it's not a big deal. Just get a bag of frozen peas, they say.
Well, anything that involves the remedy of holding a bag of frozen peas against my sacular area in order that said area would feel better sounds like a **** ****** **** big **** deal to me.
I know a guy that put off his snip-snip for about a year because of his fear of it mucking up his work schedule. His wife finally declared she was holding a dime between her knees until he got it done.
Long story short, he went completely against doctors orders and boarded a flight about 20 hours after the surgery. During the flight, the swelling started to get out of control. By the time he got to his meeting, he made it through about 20 minutes and was in so much pain with his grapefruit sized ballsac they had to call him an ambulance to take him to a local hospital where he ended up hospitalized for about three days before they would let him travel.
Haven't done it myself, but god listen to what the doc says.
Long story short, he went completely against doctors orders and boarded a flight about 20 hours after the surgery. During the flight, the swelling started to get out of control. By the time he got to his meeting, he made it through about 20 minutes and was in so much pain with his grapefruit sized ballsac they had to call him an ambulance to take him to a local hospital where he ended up hospitalized for about three days before they would let him travel.
Haven't done it myself, but god listen to what the doc says.
Skub,
I was snipped years ago...and it was WAY worse than I expected or was told. By day two, the frozen peas were the smallest sack in my crotchal region. Doc said I'd have minor discomfort for a couple of days; but he sent me home with a Rx for 20 Vicodin, with a refill for 20 more (seems like he already knew it was going to be painful). The procedure itself hurt too...I had no idea the cojones were directly connected to the base of my brain, nor that he'd pull them from my body.
Still a worthwhile procedure, and I'm glad I had it done. Peace of mind is a wonderful thing.
I was snipped years ago...and it was WAY worse than I expected or was told. By day two, the frozen peas were the smallest sack in my crotchal region. Doc said I'd have minor discomfort for a couple of days; but he sent me home with a Rx for 20 Vicodin, with a refill for 20 more (seems like he already knew it was going to be painful). The procedure itself hurt too...I had no idea the cojones were directly connected to the base of my brain, nor that he'd pull them from my body.
Still a worthwhile procedure, and I'm glad I had it done. Peace of mind is a wonderful thing.
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This is my plan. Consultation is next week...
Hope your consultation is less exciting that mine was. That is when I found out I had ball cancer.
I got mine done in 2012. I remember having a frozen peas bag on my huevos while watching the A&M vs Arkansas game. There was some minor discomfort and I was able to go to work on Monday.
Great story UrbanAg. Couldn't stop laughing.
Great story UrbanAg. Couldn't stop laughing.
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Don't go duck hunting the day after the procedure, even if you feel better like I did.
Im not asking you ****ers for advice...ever.
I had mine done 22 yrs ago as a fathers day present to myself after kid #2. My Dr. only did them on Thursdays & you were to take Friday off to recover. No issues. Wife got off the pill (saved $$ and she had issues with a reaction to it.) My dad & 2 of 3 uncles had them done in early 1960's. Dad had an issue as he went swimming in the lake the next day & the incision got infected (or so mom claimed.) Good luck!
I had the No Scalpal Version many years ago. Considered much less invasive. Was a breeze. Had the procedure on a Friday and back at work on Monday - no problem....
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I know a urologist very well. He told me his no-show rate is about 50% on vasectomies.
Got cut back in about 90. Due to the local, I didn't do as Dr said. Instead of straight home to elevate legs and ice, we went by the pharmacy for meds, then picked up something to eat.
Finally got home, reclined and was watching football. By halftime I felt like Rafael Septien had dropkicked me in the nads. By morning I was fine again, but a few days later the bruising set in and I saw what blue balls look like. No pain after that night and would have probably been fine if I had done as directed.
Finally got home, reclined and was watching football. By halftime I felt like Rafael Septien had dropkicked me in the nads. By morning I was fine again, but a few days later the bruising set in and I saw what blue balls look like. No pain after that night and would have probably been fine if I had done as directed.
It can be survived. j/k
20 years later all is good.
Dr. Staub and Terry in Midland. (I told my wife Stub and TearMe)
Listen to your doctors please ... they didn't go to 12 years of evil medical school for nothing. /Dr. Evil
Its not that bad a procedure and probably better since the 1900s.
20 years later all is good.
Dr. Staub and Terry in Midland. (I told my wife Stub and TearMe)
Listen to your doctors please ... they didn't go to 12 years of evil medical school for nothing. /Dr. Evil
Its not that bad a procedure and probably better since the 1900s.
VanZant,
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Don't do it.
OB related becuase God made the World and you.
(This won't surprie you
Don't do it.
OB related becuase God made the World and you.
I'm laughing pretty good.
Go see Dr. Mucher in sugar land. do it it's no big deal.
Had the procedure done a few years ago on a Friday morning. Went to a friend's house that night and drank several beers. Back to work in Monday. No problem.
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I had the No Scalpal Version many years ago.
I read about this.
Basically they take a hole punch to your saq and then they use an unbent coat hanger to reach in and grab the pipeline that delivers the payload to its intended (or not) target. They then take a pair of wire snips, hold them under a blowtorch for a few seconds and sever the pipe.
I've heard that the local works fairly well but the smell of your flesh burning combined with the sizzle of baby batter on hot grease might cause the weaker among you to pass out.
Or something.
I'm not gonna lie.
I'm 48 years old and I am a tough old sonofabuck. But the thought of this whole thing freaks me out.
And for you younguns, I am pleased to report that as of age 48, all systems are operational. Which necessitates a discussion of this entire ugly business.
I'm 48 years old and I am a tough old sonofabuck. But the thought of this whole thing freaks me out.
And for you younguns, I am pleased to report that as of age 48, all systems are operational. Which necessitates a discussion of this entire ugly business.
You boys are so silly.
I wasn't numbed up enough for the right side and there was more than minor discomfort when he was fishing the vas out to sever it.
I did the pea bag and all was well until I walked too much one day without my jockstrap (christmas shopping). I bruised up pretty good and felt like I got punted in the parts.
I will say the after effects are nothing short of spectacular. Nut up, and get it done.
I did the pea bag and all was well until I walked too much one day without my jockstrap (christmas shopping). I bruised up pretty good and felt like I got punted in the parts.
I will say the after effects are nothing short of spectacular. Nut up, and get it done.
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I had the No Scalpal Version many years ago.
I read about this.
Basically they take a hole punch to your saq and then they use an unbent coat hanger to reach in and grab the pipeline that delivers the payload to its intended (or not) target. They then take a pair of wire snips, hold them under a blowtorch for a few seconds and sever the pipe.
I've heard that the local works fairly well but the smell of your flesh burning combined with the sizzle of baby batter on hot grease might cause the weaker among you to pass out.
Or something.
My only issue was after they gave me the happy pill the nurse comes in to do the grooming. My nurse was my best friend from high school and colleges little sister. Awkward!
Got snipped earlier this year. I built it up in my mind to be some crazy painful thing. The part that hurt the worst was when the doc pulled the grounding pad off my leg after the cotterizing and snagged a mass amount of leg hair.
A day in bed with a bag of frozen peas was all it took to manage the discomfort.
Plus I got some AWESOME pics of my wife (selfies) for the first few "chamber checks!"
A day in bed with a bag of frozen peas was all it took to manage the discomfort.
Plus I got some AWESOME pics of my wife (selfies) for the first few "chamber checks!"
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