Try visiting the HairTell forums (http://www.hairtell.com/forum/ubbthread ... moval.html), specifically for laser hair removal. Hope this helps you.

Since this is in the Jokes thread, thought I'd add a quote from a co-worker's favorite tee-shirt:

"The Higgs Boson particle gives me a hadron."

Good luck, Melissa. Alcohol injections saved my sanity for the many months I had to wait before orchiectomy. The first injection can be a bit stressing, but after the first one or two injections, it's no problem whatsoever.

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My depression arose during adolescence, at the same time testosterone was surging.

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Dr. Reed pulled my cords down as tightly as possibly before clamping and cutting. The swollen ends were easily located very low in my pelvis until their swelling was gone. After that, they've never been any kind of issue and I couldn't tell you where they are, these days.

There wasn't a whole lot of pain following my orchi. I took one Vicodin ES several hours after my surgery, and another the next day, and that was it. Your tissues can be somewhat bruised and swollen from the local anesthetic. I had edema (bruising) for several days, but it resolves quickly as your ...

Anatomy and gravity are strong opponents when attempting to self-castrate. They will both encourage heavy bleeding as soon as you cut. Don't do it. Besides the risk for serious infection is just too likely.

Thank you, Talula, for a much-needed laugh this morning.

The time to be most careful is during the first two weeks after surgery.

After that, it's pretty easy, just waiting for remaining stitches to fall out.

At two months out, I don't think you should have any concerns at all.