vasectomy?
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elanturbo

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565 posts

289 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Me and the Missus had our second (and final) child ten days ago and I get the impression that I am being lined up for a vasectomy.
If I dont check it out myself, I fear her indoors will undertake the procedure herself with a couple of house bricks.
Any one had one?
Was it painful,... any other relevant info?

Terminator

2,421 posts

311 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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I had mine done eight years ago, and wasn't painful at all, as far as I remember.

This site (www.my-vasectomy.com) will either encourage you or put you off the idea altogether

Hut49

3,544 posts

289 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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mungo said: A VASECTOMY thread?!


or should that be vasectomy suture?

Gargamel

16,277 posts

288 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Elan turbo

Using the tradition two bricks method on a man isn't painful

unless you get your thumb caught between the bricks


domster

8,431 posts

297 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Or use the farmers' technique. Put a tight elastic band around them and wait for nature to take its course.

elanturbo

Original Poster:

565 posts

289 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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FFS! I think I'd go for the bricks rather than that!

flasher

9,307 posts

311 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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No way ever,ever,ever am I having this done. Not even if Britney insists on it after our tenth love child is born..........

mondeoman

11,430 posts

293 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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It doesn't hurt and normal service is resumed within a couple of days ...... It makes the future sooo much brighter, no pills or condoms to worry about. Or those pesky kid things - gone forever!

Hut49

3,544 posts

289 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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mondeoman said: It doesn't hurt and normal service is resumed within a couple of days ...... It makes the future sooo much brighter, no pills or condoms to worry about. Or those pesky kid things - gone forever!


Almost - the condom thing may be appropriate for other reasons.

mondeoman

11,430 posts

293 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Hut49 said:

mondeoman said: It doesn't hurt and normal service is resumed within a couple of days ...... It makes the future sooo much brighter, no pills or condoms to worry about. Or those pesky kid things - gone forever!


Almost - the condom thing may be appropriate for other reasons.




Not in a stable relationship (or should that be no ? ))

tone

297 posts

310 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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mondeoman said: It doesn't hurt and normal service is resumed within a couple of days ...... It makes the future sooo much brighter, no pills or condoms to worry about. Or those pesky kid things - gone forever!



Fully agree, (one of the) best thing(s) I ever did. Although, naturally, I didn't actually do it myself, IYSWIM

RichB

56,014 posts

311 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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mondeoman said: It doesn't hurt...
That's what they all say Rich...

Rosso Paul

1,080 posts

294 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Had it done many years ago - no problem. Worst bit was the journey home and trying to get the wheelbarrow on the tube train that I was carrying my swollen tackle in.
Paul

Rosso Paul

1,080 posts

294 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Edited this one as its a duplicate of the one above - every time I post it seems to post twice - how bizarre.

>> Edited by Rosso Paul on Monday 2nd December 18:32

yertis

19,668 posts

293 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Just to temper your enthusiasm I had it done a while back and the bastard nurse screwed up the anaesthetic. I nearly shot off the table when the barber-surgeon started yanking my tubes around . "I don't believe that hurt!" he declared, holding up a blade covered with my scrote-blood. The whole affair left me "unsettled" for quite a while.

I wouldn't rush to have it done again...

Having said that, the psychological scarring seems to have healed and now I'm back to normal (normal in my own terms anyway).

craigalsop

1,991 posts

295 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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One of my friends had it done & says it was completely painless. Another had it done & still has pain from it many years after the op (apparently this is not uncommon)

hertsbiker

6,443 posts

298 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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not something I'd ever have done again if it had have failed!! can't recomend it. But no probs now...

campbell

2,500 posts

310 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Congratulations on your second edition to your famaly but as for the VASECTOMY the bricks sound more appealing
Good lick, sorry i ment good luck

RobM

392 posts

311 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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You're awake when they do it

YOU'RE AWAKE WHEN THEY DO IT

tell me its not true !

sjc

16,178 posts

297 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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yertis said: Just to temper your enthusiasm I had it done a while back and the bastard nurse screwed up the anaesthetic.



Christ, into where exactly?


Elanturbo, many congrats on the addition (we had our second one last week) and some time next year me and a mate are booking a joint appointment and being wheel-chaired into the next door pub afterwards