Also, I didn't want to jinx it so I never posted my own personal progress, over the course of the last month, I've gone to see the Dr, get an ultrasound, get all my stuff in order and got a bi-lateral orchi done! I'm now recovering at home.

CONGRATULATIONS, Kimi!!

Thanks, it's been a wild ride Also, general anesthesia really wipes one out, I spent an hour trying to wake up lol.

People, if you are having horrible pain for pity sakes stop. You are either doing something wrong, or your body is just reacting in a different way than that of other people. I experienced various degrees of significant pain that lasted about a week during the first few sessions. That got gradually less and less. One time the fluid apparently leaked out of the needle hole in the testicle and leaked into the scrotum. So I know what INTENSE scale 9 pain is. Alcohol in ball sac, bad news. and if you are injecting into testicle cords/blood veins, or epididymus, that is going to be not just painful, but bad news.

So if this is not working for you, cease doing it. Just because some have success does not mean you will. This is not medical science, it is rogue desperation. Negative medical consequences are not worth doing it.

KimiRhoze (imported) wrote: Sat Sep 03, 2011 1:53 pm Also, I didn't want to jinx it so I never posted my own personal progress, over the course of the last month, I've gone to see the Dr, get an ultrasound, get all my stuff in order and got a bi-lateral orchi done! I'm now recovering at home.

Congradulations, Kimi!!! Was the orchi performed as a result of the ultrasound? What was found that convinced the doctor to go ahead with it?

You're right about the general. It took me about a week to fully feel normal from a recent operation that I had.

Noname

Exactly the same for me. I am fully a eunuch.

Could I ask all of you a favor? Could you please address your response to whomever your speaking? It's difficult to read the responses and follow along unless you know who the response is being directed to or towards. You lose continuity. Thanks!

It was as a result of the ultrasound, they found masses in both testicles, since most masses are considered to be cancerous, the doctor wanted to do a frozen section biopsy, but I outright refused to have them biopsied since a biopsy wasn't gonna remove the masses anyway.

KimiRhoze (imported) wrote: Sat Sep 03, 2011 1:53 pm Also, I didn't want to jinx it so I never posted my own personal progress, over the course of the last month, I've gone to see the Dr, get an ultrasound, get all my stuff in order and got a bi-lateral orchi done! I'm now recovering at home.

Kimi,

Can you tell us how your recovery is coming along from your inguinal orchi and what changes you have noticed so far, if any?

Thnks,

Noname

Recovery is slow, no real changes other than waking up every 3-4 hours to take another percocet and use the bathroom