River has it. There was a member by the name of Bill who lived in the UP of Michigan, who was determined to go the burdizzo method. He found a person in the Mid West someplace to do it for him. He was around for a while after his procedure. He is no longer here. My guess is things wrong. Sure they use the burdizzo on animals but it not a good thing for human beings lest you want to die anyways.

Why not use alcohol or alcohol and calcium chloride. This is a proven method where many have subsequently been able to get a medical removal?

jcat (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 04, 2014 11:19 pm Why not use alcohol or alcohol and calcium chloride. This is a proven method where many have subsequently been able to get a medical removal?

I agree with jcat, I used calcium chloride injections successfully and my testicles were surgically removed by a certified urologist on 03/15/2014. In fact when he looked at my scans, he told me that they would have to go without my even having to ask him to remove them.

That's what we love to hear, a success story.

Ho Hum,

To put it plan you were damn lucky one guy who came in here several years ago did that and damn near died.

So lets see if I have this right, you were using a syringe to inject foreign material into your nuts then after you killed them you removed them yourself, er, no you went to a doctor to have them removed.

Look we have all done stupid things to get our nuts removed, bottom line if you want them gone, have a doctor do it.

River

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Mon Oct 06, 2014 2:48 am That's what we love to hear, a success story.

Ho Hum,

To put it plan you were damn lucky one guy who came in here several years ago did that and damn near died.

So lets see if I have this right, you were using a syringe to inject foreign material into your nuts then after you killed them you removed them yourself, er, no you went to a doctor to have them removed.

Look we have all done stupid things to get our nuts removed, bottom line if you want them gone, have a doctor do it.

River

I suggest that before you judge those of us who used this method, you do like all of us who did use it successfully, go and read the thread on calcium chloride from end to end, when you have read it then you will be in a better position to criticise.

Don't forget, when you advise someone you effectively take responsibility if they follow your advice.

talula wrote: Mon Oct 06, 2014 8:06 am Don't forget, when you advise someone you effectively take responsibility if they follow your advice.

Thanks, Talula. I must agree that DIY is NOT the way to go. There are doctors out there who will do it. DIY will get you into all sorts of unnecessary trouble and unnecessary pain. Please don't try this at home! We know that you are desperate - we all were! STOP! THINK! Go get a real doctor to do this. PLEASE!

Kangan2008 (imported) wrote: Mon Oct 06, 2014 2:19 pm Thanks, Talula. I must agree that DIY is NOT the way to go. There are doctors out there who will do it. DIY will get you into all sorts of unnecessary trouble and unnecessary pain. Please don't try this at home! We know that you are desperate - we all were! STOP! THINK! Go get a real doctor to do this. PLEASE!

I agree totally with this sentiment. My situation was that I had been suffering from testicular pain for years and could not get the darned things removed since the scans showed nothing. One idiot urologist told me the pain was coming from my back and prescribed nerve pain medication for me which didn't help worth a darn. I read about calcium chloride on another site and it had a link to the discussion on this forum. The mention on Tribe advised to read the discussion from front to back, which I did before even considering trying this method. My primary aim was to damage my testicles to the extent that they would be removed by a certified urologist. I would never have left the damaged bits in my body, nor would I have resorted to a cutter or DIY to remove them.

If you check back on my previous posts regarding the calcium chloride method, you will at all times see that I have advocated reading the entire thread and then doing some further research to establish whether this method is acceptable to the person considering it and also that should they decide to use this method, they did so at own risk.. I did a lot of further research on the calcium chloride method from other web resources before I finally made my decision. When I did decide to go ahead, I was well aware of all the potential risks and took the appropriate steps to minimize any potential negative consequences.

Upshot of the matter, my testicles were damaged to the extent that my urologist actually told me that they would need to be removed. They were successfully removed by my urologist on March 15th this year and I have been pain free from day one, a great result I would say. I was on HRT before their removal and am still on it and have no intention of quitting HRT at all.

God tell me it's a joke...

I have heared that it take no more than 15 seconds on farm animals, Why would it take more than that on humans?

Arent humans testicles much smaller too?

Wouldnt it be less painful too since you're not killing the testicles like Cacl2 shots but only both cords which are also less sensitive?

I'm seriously considering it and was thinking of buying a burdizzo tomorrow off ebay, though Since I found that thread, IM not sure anymore.

Also, Wouldn't it be better to crush them over many attempts than going through a single painful session?

I can't get myself to finish them with an other cacl2 shot, that's why Im seeking new methods.

thx

KeeperOTF (imported) wrote: Sun Oct 12, 2014 7:26 pm God tell me it's a joke...

I have heared that it take no more than 15 seconds on farm animals, Why would it take more than that on humans?

Arent humans testicles much smaller too?

The spermatic cord is structured quite differently in primates (humans, chimps, gorillas) than it is in ungulates (cattle, goats, sheep). In ungulates it is "brittle" and the blood supply can be easily disrupted. In primates if is much more flexible and a burdizzo is far less likely to work. There are occasional (and very painful) successes, but it is certainly not recommended for any attempts.