Hummm... I had similar problems with pain before I had the boys removed. My doc first suggested a jock strap, you are right, that's no solution. I accidently stumbled across a solution. I bought a pair of women's bikini bottoms, one size too small, on purpose. It worked. holding the junk up and inside where they were cushioned by my body.

Now that the boys are gone (removed surgically due to cancer) I still wear the bottoms every day, this time to hold the nasty sack up and away. The doc won't take the sack off, I'm looking for one who will. Meanwhile, I have a nice collection of colorful bikini bottoms, and wear them all the time. They in fact help to hold everything nicely in place, and look rather nice. I tuck Willy down where the boys were, and he loves to rest in his hammock! lol

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AtomicMush (imported) wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2014 3:38 pm Hummm... I had similar problems with pain before I had the boys removed. My doc first suggested a jock strap, you are right, that's no solution. I accidently stumbled across a solution. I bought a pair of women's bikini bottoms, one size too small, on purpose. It worked. holding the junk up and inside where they were cushioned by my body.

Now that the boys are gone (removed surgically due to cancer) I still wear the bottoms every day, this time to hold the nasty sack up and away. The doc won't take the sack off, I'm looking for one who will. Meanwhile, I have a nice collection of colorful bikini bottoms, and wear them all the time. They in fact help to hold everything nicely in place, and look rather nice. I tuck Willy down where the boys were, and he loves to rest in his hammock! lol

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What was the original cause of your pain if you don't mind me asking?

In my case, it was likely due to my vasectomy. After the tubes were tied, the body tends to reabsorb the sperm. In my case, it did not, and the stuff built up. Ultimately became cancerous. Removal was my only option. The first surgery the doc removed only the 'mass", but biopsy showed total removal was warranted. Took two more surgeries and I developed a nasty hematoma and abscess, that was surgically removed. What's left of the sack, that the butcher doctor who relieved me of the balls, is an ugly mess. The skin does not lie normal, and very uncomfortable. Thus holding everything tight with the bikini bottoms is the best solution until I can find a way to pay for elective surgery to smoothen things out.

AtomicMush (imported) wrote: Thu Jan 09, 2014 5:56 pm In my case, it was likely due to my vasectomy. After the tubes were tied, the body tends to reabsorb the sperm. In my case, it did not, and the stuff built up. Ultimately became cancerous. Removal was my only option. The first surgery the doc removed only the 'mass", but biopsy showed total removal was warranted. Took two more surgeries and I developed a nasty hematoma and abscess, that was surgically removed. What's left of the sack, that the butcher doctor who relieved me of the balls, is an ugly mess. The skin does not lie normal, and very uncomfortable. Thus holding everything tight with the bikini bottoms is the best solution until I can find a way to pay for elective surgery to smoothen things out.

Thanks for sharing I hope it does not still cause you pain

No pain. Just an ugly scar and floppy skin. I am so happy to be rid of the boys, however.

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AtomicMush (imported) wrote: Fri Jan 10, 2014 5:26 pm No pain. Just an ugly scar and floppy skin. I am so happy to be rid of the boys, however.

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Nice! Do you take hrt or anything since the surgery?

Yes, I am on Testopel T-pellets that are inserted jist under the skin. Renew every 4 months. They are working great, and I feel great. Only downside is I have to donate blood about every two monthe to reduce red blood cells.

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AtomicMush (imported) wrote: Sat Jan 11, 2014 5:53 pm Yes, I am on Testopel T-pellets that are inserted jist under the skin. Renew every 4 months. They are working great, and I feel great. Only downside is I have to donate blood about every two monthe to reduce red blood cells.

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Nice glad to hear that is working well for you