third day pain is getting significantly better but still need bed rest and morphine for the pain

As long as you didn’t have leakage it should keep getting better and hopefully you practiced very good sterilization procedures. Keep us posted.

Hello! Quick question, My left testicle is now attached to the scrotum, would that give away about my little secret if I was ever examined by a medical professional? Or would it still be mistaken for tumor/cancer/etc?

I Mean are tests stuck to the scrotum an indicator that there were needles down there?

Doctors never investigated that much just looked at damage and removed not both at once because one still had good blood flow so not removed at first but later when deterioration continued.

But what if they did?

Do not think so...... after my alcohol injections I got MRT and they saw "chalk" from needling my balls earlier.

DPG_RSG2810 (imported) wrote: Wed Mar 21, 2018 9:46 am 1cc per testicle and so far for the last two days i have been in the worst pain of my life and was in ER yesterday cause of it but am still bed ridden in pain and i told the doctor esactly what i did and he said we are gonna schedule a pre op appointment date for a bilateral inguinial orchiectmy as the doctor has had previous experience with CALC injections and wants to get ahead of it before infection sets in.

There are no pain receptors inside the testicle, only pressure receptors. If you have severe pain like that, it's very probable that a significant amount of the CaCl overflowed from the balls, to inside the scrotum, where it will also damage tissue it touches - without being confined by the fairly impervious capsule of a testicle. The inside of the scrotum is also full of nerves. I'm not sure why they are doing a bilateral inguinal orchiectomy, rather than simple. The only reason for a radical (inguinal) is to minimize the spread of possible cancer cells if that is suspected, and ge

dvdbll (imported) wrote: Thu Feb 18, 2016 11:49 am t as much of the cord as possible

for the same reason. A simple orchiectomy would be far more effective for dealing with damage to the scrotum, also. Be sure your urologist explains their reasoning well.

For anyone who's considering, I would advise, never do it after after injections, or repeat inject. The already-hard tissue makes it very prone to leaking. Keep it to 1.2ml or less, and go very slow. Whatever position you're in, inject downward so gravity works for you. It's also a good idea to band each ball decently so it's tight up against the sack. Helps keep any significant amount from leaking.

- MadScience

For me, this is a really ookie sounding procedure, though I'm amazed with the vitality of this thread.

Well it has worked for a lot of us here in achieving a long sought after goal! I injected back near the beginning page 25 August 2013. I think a lot of problems soon to come from injecting too much in already damaged testicles.

While there are some risks, like leakage into and damage to the scrotum, from my experience, it surely is quickly effective to achieve the damage and death to the nuts with one injection, leading to surgical removal without explaination or reason of how the damage happened.

madnomadtoo (imported) wrote: Mon Mar 26, 2018 7:15 pm For me, this is a really ookie sounding procedure, though I'm amazed with the vitality of this thread.