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Snipped 20 odd years ago, Still feel horny,
Wow this is a thread revival !!! Just looked up to see what I’d written. So ok nothing is without risk , however if all goes well . A couple of weeks for me was about right. Some folk had no bother at all . I got an infection which I hadn’t realised. I thought it was just post op swelling ! Apparently not !
If you feel ok and it’s not uncomfortable then bash on. Just as an are memoir you need to provide samples for the First couple of weeks to make sure you have Olympic swimmers
A 20 year erectionSnipped 20 odd years ago, Still feel horny,
I’d be more impressed if you’d managed your girlfriend/partner as well.I had mine done on a Thursday afternoon.
On the Saturday I ran a 27 mile mountain race and finished second.
No big deal.
Saved that till Sunday night.I’d be more impressed if you’d managed your girlfriend/partner as well.
BUMP!
So I'm booked in to get my wings clipped on the 9th of February under local anaesthetic after 2 kids and many years of 'getting off at Haymarket' (A reference only those North of the Border may get). I was just searching for advice on how long I may be off the bike as I'm working towards the big Etape Caledonia in May and didn't want to be laid up too long. Reading through this and other threads, the consensus seems to be around two weeks off, everything going well. I post on another couple of forums and there's fellas who post there who have got proper horror stories. Coming on here and hearing everyone having a 'straight forward' post op phase is very reassuring.
I'll check in nearer the time and maybe have a funny tale to tell.
Sounds like the vasectomy that went wrong with an ex colleague I referred to. It was an utter disaster ! Pain for years , ops to get it fixed but cost home a lot !! To be honest if I’d read a thread like this I’d be nervous !!Varies. I was off the bike about a month, but mine went very badly. Still cycled but in pain. Would rather forget about it, but entailed another major operation a year later, then two further visits for injections directly into the left one. Nothing cured the pain, and whilst not as bad these days, bear in mind 1 in 10 get long term pain. Almost 10 years since I was done and I get pain most of the time. Oh and the surgery knackered lefty as the original op, the GP severed blood vessels (anesthetic didn't take either) and I'm on testosterone replacement.
Whilst for the majority it goes well, I wouldn't wish what I had on anyone. I even asked my consultant to remove both, but he said it probably wouldn't remove the pain. Lots of very sensitive nerves down there, and when you consider the vas isn't a tube on it's own, it's intertwined with nerves and blood vessels.
Oh and I waited for 'off season' - e.g. October to get done.
Good luck, I can't recommend it. As has been said, it's surgery and it can go wrong. When I broke my spine the consultant said 'we can operate today but you might not walk tomorrow - as you very well know, surgery can go wrong'. I had no hesitation in opting for 6 weeks flat on my back instead.
Mine done late 80s, recovery no issue. The op itself, though, that's a whole 'nother thang...
I felt like they'd not put enough local anaesthetic in...because they hadn't.I felt like one of those frogs you got to experiment on in biology class