surgeon in Minnesota

[cutmynut (imported)]

I have wanted to be castrated for about 10yrs now. And no luck finding someone to do it. Can anyone help me find a doctor and maye be with me when its being done. I'm 60 yrs old and its time for them to go.

[Uncle Flo (imported)]

I live in the same general area and I know of NO ONE who would do it. --FLO--

[DeaconBlues (imported)]

I really have a hard time figuring this out. There is CLEARLY a demand for the services of a competent surgeon to perform castrations (at a REASONABLE price). But supply and demand do not seem to be working together here. You have to go to Thailand or somewhere to get anywhere close to a reasonable price for the surgery.

The actual castration is relatively simple. Animals are routinely castrated on ranches and farms everywhere all the time. While human males are certainly different, the operation is still not all that complex. Of course, all the lousey attempts by people who are not trained to do it, and worst, the men who try to castrate themselves and half way through end up really messing things up have given the whole castration scene a bad reputation.

I wish I could go to med school for just the castration surgery and offer a super discount castration service. I suppose the malpractice insurance costs for it are the reason the price is so high here in the U.S. But if I could, I would offer "bilat-orchiectomy" at cost, non-profit, to anyone who wanted it. Anyone care to start passing the hat around to pay for an abbreviated med school tuition for me?

[smoothie36 (imported)]

I read in here somewhere that a guy had a Thailand castration for $100. I asked to have that number verified, but never got a reply. Anyone know for sure?

[Uncle Flo (imported)]

I can not confirm that price. The figures I have heard are 10 times that amount. But, he was a resident in Thailand. --FLO--

[devi (imported)]

In the middle of next month I am going ahead and flying off to Philly to finally lose a couple of senseless semi-lethargic almonds, relax and watch the boob tube. (Hotels are known to have very good television sets unlike mine if it is still working.) Maybe I'll catch up on the History Channel, get involved in a novela or two, or learn all about the weather in your neck of the woods. But then come to think of it hotel rooms also have free unlimited local telephone calls plus that whole city is WiFi from what I understand. There should be plenty of stuff to do over there for being a bedridden old bastard.

[Kangan (imported)]

In the middle of next month I am going ahead and flying off to Philly to finally lose a couple of senseless semi-lethargic almonds, relax and watch the boob tube. (Hotels are known to have very good television sets unlike mine if it is still working.) Maybe I'll catch up on the History Channel, get involved in a novela or two, or learn all about the weather in your neck of the woods. But then come to think of it hotel rooms also have free unlimited local telephone calls plus that whole city is WiFi from what I understand. There should be plenty of stuff to do over there for being a bedridden old bastard.

Let us all know how it goes. Good luck.

[Kangan (imported)]

I really have a hard time figuring this out. There is CLEARLY a demand for the services of a competent surgeon to perform castrations (at a REASONABLE price). But supply and demand do not seem to be working together here. You have to go to Thailand or somewhere to get anywhere close to a reasonable price for the surgery.

The actual castration is relatively simple. Animals are routinely castrated on ranches and farms everywhere all the time. While human males are certainly different, the operation is still not all that complex. Of course, all the lousey attempts by people who are not trained to do it, and worst, the men who try to castrate themselves and half way through end up really messing things up have given the whole castration scene a bad reputation.

I wish I could go to med school for just the castration surgery and offer a super discount castration service. I suppose the malpractice insurance costs for it are the reason the price is so high here in the U.S. But if I could, I would offer "bilat-orchiectomy" at cost, non-profit, to anyone who wanted it. Anyone care to start passing the hat around to pay for an abbreviated med school tuition for me?

You state the problem quite clearly. Unfortunately, the solution is not politically and socially acceptable, at least at this time. Where are the eunuch activists?