rodney482
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Money well spent
Procedure sucked
Procedure sucked
Now that it's all over I've realized it's an entertaining story and don't mind a good laugh at my expense!@Chape1rm I'm sorry but I laughed entirely too hard at that whole post!
I had one done about 5 months ago after my wife had the 3rd kid. I love those boys but damn I'm good with 3. She went with me to the doctors appointment for the procedure and had to sign a waiver.
Sitting there in the procedure room and it was FRIGID if you catch my drift. My wife was making jokes with the nurses. I asked them when they gave me the 3mg of Versed who took care of me if it made me stop breathing. This lady looks at me and giggles and says "it hasn't happened yet..."
Doc comes in and the first shot was bad but it wasn't horrible. During the procedure the ******* forceps slipped and pulled my vas deferen (the tube that their cutting) I sat up on the table and told him completely serious blitzed out of my mind from the versed "if that happens again I'm beating your eyes out of your head." I was PISSED! Not the smartest thing to say when a guy is holding your sack with a knife but whatever that was the only bad part of the procedure. I had zero pain otherwise throughout the procedure.
Day 1 wasn't bad at home.
Day 2 was a little worse but the frozen peas and carrots definitely helped.
Day 3 I drank Natural Light and moved around some. It wasn't bad but a little swelling and bruising was noted.
I'd do it all over again for sure no questions asked.
After a week or so I was good to go. HellNow that it's all over I've realized it's an entertaining story and don't mind a good laugh at my expense!
Cold or not I feel like what's about to happen to you is enough for the goods to try to run and hide haha.
And I'm glad you called your Doc out like that lmao. If you snip nuts for a living every now and then you should probly be threatened to be as careful as possible!
After the procedure about 4 days later I was good to go. My wife told the doctor I was completely serious when I sat up.Now that it's all over I've realized it's an entertaining story and don't mind a good laugh at my expense!
Cold or not I feel like what's about to happen to you is enough for the goods to try to run and hide haha.
And I'm glad you called your Doc out like that lmao. If you snip nuts for a living every now and then you should probly be threatened to be as careful as possible!
The ONLY thing that *WAS* like that, for me... was Ambien.Pharmaceuticals are a weak spot for me. 1 Benadryl will knock me out in 20 minutes
We had a span of about 2 semesters worth of time when kids at the local college would take ambien and fight the sleep and drink to have the euphoric high from it. Hallucinations, inability to rationalize anything etc. They would get ****** up out of their mind then a roommate would call 911. A guy that we dealt with regularly showed up to a convenient store in his whitey tighties with a ruger p95 in the waistband trying to buy beer.....cause of irrational behavior? Ambien...and a little meth.The ONLY thing that *WAS* like that, for me... was Ambien.
The first time you use it... you DAMN WELL better use it like they say and not take it until you are ACTUALLY at your bed. Otherwise... if let's say you take one... with the thought that "Meh, when I start to feel it kick-in I'll go to bed." and remain seated at your computer terminal... a lot of less than good things can happen.
Such as waking up in your computer chair... looking at all the wrappers/evidence of having eaten at your desk. The "Uh Oh" of possibly having made posts to social media or hunting forums when in an altered state. Or knowing that you invoked/watched a program, such as on Netflix. But you can't remember how it went.
Also... the other highly dangerous thing about taking Ambien while being in front of your computer is that you just might wake up and go "Oh Sh!t... I ordered WHAT!?" Items you'd been considering purchasing but prudence told you now isn't the time.. welp... that prudence went out the door.
I started this thread because I was on the fence. Now that it’s all done, worth it. Shoot up the club worry free. Just take it easy for a few days after.A little meth goes a long way.
I appreciate this thread. I'm on the fence about getting the snip and I'm not sure if this thread is helping or hurting. Honestly, I think the only hold-up at this time is making appts and sitting in doctor's waiting rooms. I really can't stand the waiting around that healthcare facilities deem normal operating procedure.
A little meth goes a long way.
I appreciate this thread. I'm on the fence about getting the snip and I'm not sure if this thread is helping or hurting. Honestly, I think the only hold-up at this time is making appts and sitting in doctor's waiting rooms. I really can't stand the waiting around that healthcare facilities deem normal operating procedure.
The anti-biotic? Well... IF the thought was it could be from infection being in the area of your operation, which is near the Prostate, apparently it's harder to kill off something if it gets in there, because supposedly the blood flow into that particular region, in terms of it carrying in the anti-biotic, is not as good, especially when we sit a lot for a job.I didn't read the replies, sure there's lots of interesting posts. For me the procedure was a piece of cake, just weird. The three years after were pretty rough and still do this day if I catch a cold my right nut will ache for days. Yall ever see rabbits breed? After the male is "done" he falls to the ground and flops around... yeah that was me for about 6 months afterward, immediately "after" it felt like a channel lock pliers clamping down with gorilla force on the right nut, talk about negative incentive but I still had the drive so kept trying lol. It gradually went away over time with small flare ups here and there. Doc just kept giving me antibiotics for some reason and sending me on my way. After that it ached constantly nonstop for a few years.
Thanks for the input on all that, interesting. I asked if he thought I had an infection and he said no, just that the AB had antiinflamatory properties. I went back quite a few times and always same story. The worst part was the 6 months or so of the pliers feel after "finishing" but that was also cyclical, it would be horribly bad then gradually get better each time for about a week or so, then it would gradually get bad, took about a week or so each time. Over the 6 month period it kept cycling in and out but overall symptoms trended towards less severity, and after that period I only had that issue once more about a year later. This was in 2017. Probably all of 2018 the right on had a constant ache of various severity. 2019 and 2020 was just an ache for a month or so then go away for a while and come back. Now days it's fine unless I catch a cold, Covid for example, I know I'm getting sick before I get sick because the right one will start aching and like magic the next day or two cold symptoms set in. Interesting input about the stimulants as I am a fairly heavy user of caffeine. I should have gone to a different urologist when this was all happening to get a second opinion and separate set of eye on the problem, but this guy was on my insurance and I had some cheap insurance at the time.The anti-biotic? Well... IF the thought was it could be from infection being in the area of your operation, which is near the Prostate, apparently it's harder to kill off something if it gets in there, because supposedly the blood flow into that particular region, in terms of it carrying in the anti-biotic, is not as good, especially when we sit a lot for a job.
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So first, if I were you, I'd experiment with cutting out all caffeine and similar stimulants. See if it has an affect. Then if no change. Goto urologist and explain the problem, and maybe ask if in this instance something like the Ditropan might help?
Interesting observation @ScreamingPotato similar feeling for me on the clamping down. But less on the nut more on the tube thing from the nut. Very specifically only on the left one. Same small flare ups, sometimes after doing the deed sometimes randomly. 100% would do again, pain is worth the prices..... as long as another baby doesn't come.I didn't read the replies, sure there's lots of interesting posts. For me the procedure was a piece of cake, just weird. The three years after were pretty rough and still do this day if I catch a cold my right nut will ache for days. Yall ever see rabbits breed? After the male is "done" he falls to the ground and flops around... yeah that was me for about 6 months afterward, immediately "after" it felt like a channel lock pliers clamping down with gorilla force on the right nut, talk about negative incentive but I still had the drive so kept trying lol. It gradually went away over time with small flare ups here and there. Doc just kept giving me antibiotics for some reason and sending me on my way. After that it ached constantly nonstop for a few years.
Funny you say this I told my wife last night, well at 3 this morning, that if I knew 5 years ago what I know now that I'd have done it then! We have 1 son together and she has 2 from a previous marriage, the baby is an absolute f'n terrorist at 11 months old! I love the kid to death but he may seriously be the death of me.Interesting observation @ScreamingPotato similar feeling for me on the clamping down. But less on the nut more on the tube thing from the nut. Very specifically only on the left one. Same small flare ups, sometimes after doing the deed sometimes randomly. 100% would do again, pain is worth the prices..... as long as another baby doesn't come.
Oh and for most guys I have talked to, we have all smelled the cauterizing/ burning flesh. Think a mint gum would help with that.
I never took anything prior to the procedure. The only thing I was anxious about was the pretty nurse taping my pecker to my stomach. Shrinkage!I know this thread is about a year old now but I'm on deck to get mine Thursday and super nervous about it.
This thread has helped and not helped me feel any better about it.
The anxiety med they prescribe is Xanax, which the one time I've taken it gave me the exact opposite reaction it's supposed to have. I got cotton mouth something terrible and more anxious.
I asked for something different and told them the reason. Nope still going to give me Xanax. So this should be interesting if I have the same reaction as last time. Tempted to just not take it.
Is really necessary?