ABadjusterrider_5
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This thread was much more interesting than that crappy craigslist post
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What a Vasectomy is Really Like - Best of Craigslist
- Thread starter stevex
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:shock: I've heard this is actually worse then labour pain, haven't experienced either of them.
Mine was done in a hospital. I told them I didn't want to see it or feel it so they sedated me. Woke up later high as a kite babbling to the nurses about some video game I was currently playing. Other than some mild discomfort it was no great shakes. I joked to the guys at work who were contemplating it that I think the Dr. used a rusty hacksaw blade.
Now my workmate on the other hand, he had a horrible time. Was off six weeks from work with an infection and for almost a year and a half after the procedure he experienced really bad shooting pains from his testicles to his abdomen. Had CT and eventually MRI and they couldn't find anything. It eventually subsided but it was a bad experience.
Now my workmate on the other hand, he had a horrible time. Was off six weeks from work with an infection and for almost a year and a half after the procedure he experienced really bad shooting pains from his testicles to his abdomen. Had CT and eventually MRI and they couldn't find anything. It eventually subsided but it was a bad experience.
It's one or the other........unless there's something you're not telling us.
Women have kidneys too, equal rights you know.
CruiserGoneSport
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Yep, sounds familiar, pain of the needles was bad but, the nausea was far worse. Worse than that (and not even mentioned) was the swelling, I felt like I had a very sensitive nausea ball (about the size of a softball) between my legs for 3 days and that my kids couldn't resist jumping into my lap. Couldn't find a jock big enough. I still get the occasional sharp pain where the incision was and what's worse are the painful and nausea triggering lumps when you get busy more frequently....
yeah women pass kidney stones.... maybe its not as painful though... ha!
have you ever passed a stone? is it not painful for a women to pass one ?
No - see my earlier post where I said I've never experienced this.
Yup. I would guess still painful for females but not as painful.
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