Calcium Chloride and Other Salt Injections for Castration

[ianjonbar (imported)]

Starfoxy & Sparky

Hope things have improved for the both of you over the course of the day

[unencumbered (imported)]

From the majority of the comments, it appears that this method for obtaining castration is prone to intense pain and possible medical intervention. Why put oneself through this trauma when alcohol injections seem to be a less risky way to get the same result, but over a slightly longer time?

[vesal_mas (imported)]

Many much TX to all of you narrating about your experiences. This is just so enriching.

Just Tx !

take care.

Vesal.

[ianjonbar (imported)]

From the majority of the comments, it appears that this method for obtaining castration is prone to intense pain and possible medical intervention. Why put oneself through this trauma when alcohol injections seem to be a less risky way to get the same result, but over a slightly longer time?

I think the original point was alcohol injections seem to be a bit hit and miss, whereas CCL stops cells regenerating. I think though it probably isn't a one injection solution as far as human beings are concerned, and people have injected too much at one go, and when they have done more than one injection followed up too quickly. Even 1ml of fluid is a heck of a lot to force into anyone's testicles and it has to find places to go, hence it will travel into the epididymis and even possibly the spermatic chord, and if care is not taken could leak into the scrotum.

This is why my approach is low quantities with the expectation I shall have to do several of them before real damage is done, but I'm not expecting to do the number of injections that would be required with alcohol, but we shall see!

[unencumbered (imported)]

I think the original point was alcohol injections seem to be a bit hit and miss, whereas CCL stops cells regenerating. I'm not expecting to do the number of injections that would be required with alcohol, but we shall see!

The trade off is a much higher risk of harming oneself. If done properly, with high proof, alcohol does work. Better slower and safer than faster and riskier, IMHO.

[Starfoxy (imported)]

Hi all.

5 & 1/2 days post injection and I am out of hospital.

Looks like the infection is under control. Pain is back down to a constant 3/10, but sometimes can still spike up for a while. Hospital gave me some painkillers for when it happens.

I am now immeasurably glad that I did check into the ER when things appeared to be going badly, and would strongly encourage anyone who has similar issues to do the same.

Too early to tell so far around any other effects, I have been getting night sweats, but I suspect that is probably infection related more than anything.

Will update further when there's more to tell.

[Hash (imported)]

Glad to hear you're doing better Starfoxy. I hope your experience is a lesson to others. Calcium Chloride injections certainly work, but the physical toll, the extreme pain, might put you in the hospital. That can be embarrassing and costly. Starfoxy can you share more of your experience and how you were treated at the hospital? Once you feel like your old self, of course. Did the nurses/doctors treat you well? Did you come clean and tell them what you did? Was a urologist called in to examine you? Questions like that and there subsequent answers are invaluable to this blog. Hash

[Starfoxy (imported)]

Sure Hash, Happy to elaborate.

I checked into the ER and just described my symptoms exactly as they were, without mentioning the injections. I spoke to a nurse and a few doctors. They drew blood and did checks on heart-rate, temperature, blood pressure.

They all asked similar questions:

Fever: Yes

Nausea: Yes

Pain: Testicles and lower abdomen

Any recent blows/impacts to the testicles: No

Any new sexual partners: No / Virgin

Any similar issues prior: Yes, infection several years ago

An infection was diagnosed and i was put on IV antibiotics and painkillers, with an ultrasound scheduled, as well as having a urologist assigned as my doctor.

I had the ultrasound and they confirmed infection. The urologist also came by after the ultrasound result and asked the same sort of questions as above, had an inspection, and explained what the issue was and the treatment plan (basically just a bunch more antibiotics along with a few days bed rest in hospital)

I'm assuming I actually did manage to give myself a fairly bad infection, so I am very very lucky that i did attend the ER. The infection probably also explained away any excess fluids present.

As far as treatment from the nurses & doctors, I was very well treated, they were all very courteous, friendly and sympathetic.

[ianjonbar (imported)]

Hi Starfoxy

Good to see things went well at the hospital and that you are now on the mend... what are your plans for future injections (if any?)

[SplitDik (imported)]

I'm assuming I actually did manage to give myself a fairly bad infection, so I am very very lucky that i did attend the ER. The infection probably also explained away any excess fluids present.

As far as treatment from the nurses & doctors, I was very well treated, they were all very courteous, friendly and sympathetic.

What do you think caused the infection? In my many years of injecting junk into my testicles, I've never had any infection to speak of. But I use new needles and "safe" practices (as safe as trying to castrate yourself can be, anyway).

Did you boil the calcium chloride or mix any alcohol into it? Was the calcium chloride already mixed or did you mix it yourself? What was the brand and concentration? Was there anything else about your injection that could be the source of the infection, like maybe not wiping down the skin with disinfectant first?

Basically, pure calcium chloride with clean needle can't cause infection, but I realize that people are not necessarily going to use pure calcium chloride or use proper practices, so

it would be great if you could

share what you think caused your case.

Also, it will be really interesting for you to get aftercare now and see if the doctors notice anything interesting (in terms of castration or damage to the testicles). In fact the positive thing is you now have a great cover story to go back to the doctor in six months and say "my balls never seem to be the same since that infection"...