After Castration the cords still palpable?

[Woggler58 (imported)]

Mine were prominent for a month, diminished over another 5 months to negligible, and have been undetectable the rest of my first year.

[CastratedTomcat (imported)]

Ok, so I have to fix them definitively!

Thank you for your experiences!

[eunuched (imported)]

Frankly I was so glad I was able to convince the urologist, that whether the cords were going to be present was the least of my problems. A radical orchiectomy will obviously almost totally remove the cords. I am not sure but I believe attaching the cords to the walls of the scrotum may cause long term issues. I guess if you have to use a cutter they may do whatever you want.

[serg-spb (imported)]

I am not sure but I believe attaching the cords to the walls of the scrotum may cause long term issues.

Yes, they are(cords) unpleasantly sensitive.

[CastratedTomcat (imported)]

Oh, sensitive would be nice for me! Was thinking they will be numb after time?

[serg-spb (imported)]

Was thinking they will be numb after time?

Probably, but very slowly

My humble experience of about two years..

[CastratedTomcat (imported)]

Ok, would be nice!

Have also a cuttings from my vasectomy and also there the nerves are a bit more sensitive but no hurting. Only nice if I press them a bit... feels nice.

[not61fin (imported)]

For me Radical orchid. On the left I did not find the cord after 4 months, on the right still the bean-sized ball, the end of the cord, apparently hematoma, after surgery over inche, slumped slowly for 7 months.

[micdavi24 (imported)]

Oh, sensitive would be nice for me! Was thinking they will be numb after time?

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By sensitive, he means bloody painful and uncomfortable, get rid of the things, they are a pain, literally.

[CastratedTomcat (imported)]

At first, definitively... but over time?