I want to be castrated,im in Beijing China

[nolnoy (imported)]

im 25 years old,i want to castrate me 5years ago. but it was hard to find a doctor to help me. I want to find a doctor in Beijing China to help me to castrate me .

my e-mail adress is nolnoy@yahoo.com.cn

nolnoy@yahoo.com.cn

[johnpointc (imported)]

Why didnot U do it by U self?I think it's easy & fine!

Try it !

[awen (imported)]

Why didnot U do it by U self?I think it's easy & fine!

Try it !

The difficulty of castration is not in any single step of the operation, but in performing all the steps correctly without passing out.

The best method for such areas where licensed doctors cannot be found is unfortunately the Burdizzo or elastrator. Both will put you in pain for several weeks and have the risk of necrosis (rotting of dead tissue). Also, these methods are very painful to administer and sporadic in their effectiveness. Please do not ask me how to use the Burdizzo. The docs at Wayne State University had success with a single clamping to each spermatic cord held for a count of thirty (30), but anecdotes vary wildly with time and number of clampings. If it doesn't work, one just has to wait and try again if one hasn't caught an infection in the meantime

The elastrator or banding method needs 24 hours to be effective. 12 hours pretty much is a 50% chance. Good luck in keeping the bands on for even 3 hours is the word on the EA about the bands.

For these reasons, I'm opting for surgical castration.

As for doctors, consult with veterinarians who could be bribed.

awen

[seiya_boy (imported)]

If you can go to Thailand, maybe you can find a doctor more easier.

[awen (imported)]

Many of the Thai surgeons now require one letter, at least for transsexuals.

How difficult is leaving Bejing?

Is human castration without medical cause (e.g. in the absence of disease) forbidden by law in Bejing?

awen

[seiya_boy (imported)]

Maybe our reply is too late.

nolnoy didn't come back here.

View Profile: nolnoy "Last Activity: 07-30-2004 04:12 PM".

[nolnoy (imported)]

I have read all the surgests for you, thank you very much!

but i think it is hard to leave China.

i only want to find some help in China /

thanks every again

[SM1964 (imported)]

MAYBE WE CAN HELP EACH OTHER，please，email me。

[Losethem (imported)]

Friends--

First off, thanks for helping out our new Chinese friend. The reason he is asking for help inside of China is that until recently, the Chinese government did not issue civilian passports. Chinese passports were reserved for political folks, Olympic athletes, etc.

If you are a citizen of China, it is quite difficult to leave China.

This policy is one of the main reasons that people who live(d) in Hong Kong in late 96 and early 97 made a run for British passports. They knew they wouldn't be getting a Chinese one after July 1, 1997.

I hear the policy has changed though and the Chinese government is beginning to issue passports, but I'm not too clear on the proceedures. So our pal in Beijing will likely need to rely on domestic help inside China.

[JeffEunuch (imported)]

First off, thanks for helping out our new Chinese friend. The reason he is asking for help inside of China is that until recently, the Chinese government did not issue civilian passports. Chinese passports were reserved for political folks, Olympic athletes, etc.......I hear the policy has changed though and the Chinese government is beginning to issue passports, but I'm not too clear on the proceedures. So our pal in Beijing will likely need to rely on domestic help inside China.

Though one is free as a bird to come and go if he obtains one, they're still pretty rare. A good friend got one to go as a part of a group to Thailand (false pretenses). He's now able to come and go from China as he pleases. I've travelled in and out with him on several occasions. Travelling with a Mandarin speaker is the best way. He used his passport to immigrate to Canada and is now in the process of obtaining his dream document, a Canadian passport.

Our friend in Beijing's only hope of leaving is still to go as a member of a group - or as a student. I've met dozens of people in China that've travelled everwhere after getting that initial passport. Thailand is of course a good destination for satisfying castration desires.