Mine were removed in March last year, also using the CaCl method. When my urologist saw my ultrasound scans he told me immediately that they had to be removed. I am extremely happy with the fact that they are gon, one of the best decisions I made in my life.

micdavi24 (imported) wrote: Sun May 24, 2015 1:14 am Mine were removed in March last year, also using the CaCl method. When my urologist saw my ultrasound scans he told me immediately that they had to be removed. I am extremely happy with the fact that they are gon, one of the best decisions I made in my life.

We love happy Eunuchs Here!!

Awesome! Glad you're happy.

Congrats your story is very similar to mine the pain will ease after 10 days and you will start to bend again after mine had gone the next step was back to to doc to get rid of the horrible last reminder the flappy sack. Good luck

Congrats. Hope all turns out well for you.

Will I need to go to a plastic surgeon to have the scrotal skin removed?

Congrats to you. Just curious for those of you who have done this method. What do the biopsy reports come back as saying? Do the Doctors have any idea that you caused it?

rodycorgi (imported) wrote: Tue May 26, 2015 3:22 pm Will I need to go to a plastic surgeon to have the scrotal skin removed?

A plastic surgeon will probably do a much better looking job with less scarring. Most urologists and general surgeons don't take as much time to minimize scarring and don't seem to give a rats ass about what the scars look like as long as they heal.

My biopsy result's were

Left testicle orchiectomy:

Benign testicular tissue with extensive atrophy, area of infarction and chronic ischemic changes

Periphery shows scatted calcification and focal ossificanation.

Sertoli only change present.

Spermatic cord margin viable.

Right testicle orchietomy:

same as above but also Incidental begign adenomatios tumor.

Neutered (imported) wrote: Wed May 27, 2015 5:07 pm A plastic surgeon will probably do a much better looking job with less scarring. Most urologists and general surgeons don't take as much time to minimize scarring and don't seem to give a rats ass about what the scars look like as long as they heal.

Yes, having been through the adventure of a urologists effort to remove a scrotum, much still remains and is a job for a plastic surgeon to make flat and tidy. Maybe there are thoughts here on how to find a good US scrotum remover?

hd2500ne (imported) wrote: Wed May 27, 2015 7:12 am Congrats to you. Just curious for those of you who have done this method. What do the biopsy reports come back as saying? Do the Doctors have any idea that you caused it?

Both showed masses on the ultrasound. Biopsy of both showed infarction and damage from reduced blood flow. Doctor didn't question it and was happy for me.