Convincing Doctor to Castrate?

[luvpain (imported)]

Is there a small clamp that will clamp the cords to the testicle for long enough to affect it without doing any permanent damage to the scrotum?

The burdizzo would do the least amount of damage to the scrotum.

I'm Attaching an image of me using a forceps to clamp the scrotum, and the results of it the next day.

This was an attempt of mine to try and cause the sac to be split in half.

BTW it is very uncomfortable to sleep with a forceps clamped to your sac or penis. :tongueout

[luvpain (imported)]

Here is what it looked like the next day. I have a nice scar now

[smoothie36 (imported)]

What would I tell my regular urologist on my annual visit if I go to Dr. K and get relieved of my testicles ellectively.

I would rather have a good "story" ready.

[Uncle Flo (imported)]

Searching for cutters even if you are experienced and knowlegable is a path littered with peculiar dangers and consequences. Do you trust your cutter with your life and reputation? Is your cutter in this for reasons he wouldn't want you to know about? Is he really a cutter or just a fool with a knife? And how can you be sure if you haven't done years of research and observation? As to what to say to your doctor: Not much. There is probably nothing that will convince him to do it the way you want. If you use the services of "Dr. K" you may not need a good story. If you have a good relationship with your doctor he may just treat you in accordance with your needs. --FLO--

[ramses (imported)]

One thing you need to keep in mind though, is that ANYTIME they take something out of your body, they biopsy it! Tehy will likely be able to see the bruising that injections make and if you put anything "wierd" like silicone, they will see it and start asking some strange questions. It would probably make it into your medical records and you could become "uninsurable".

And using the wrong silicone can be dangerous. Some despanrate transexuals have died from "Pumping" parties where they inject silicone directly into tbe breast. It can be fatal if ingected into a vein or artery.

I agree that most liquids injected in the testicles will not cause permanent lumps.

I have injected all of the following into my testicles at one time or another:

- cooking oil

- male hormones (test cypionate, test ethanate, test decathanate, etc.)

- female hormones

- vinegar

- rubbing alcohol

- saline

I have a large number of small "cysts" that doctors always comment on when they ultrasound my testes -- these are the injection sites. But nothing that can be really called a lump.

Yes, it is definitely painful, and only recommended to someone who can withstand or enjoys such pain. Furthermore, all of the above (except possibly saline) will cause adverse health effects to your body in general.

To create a lump, you'd probably have to use something like silicon gel or something. It would be difficult to inject, and you'd need to choose something non-toxic.

I too want everyone to play safe. But unfortunately, castration is next to impossible to get safely, and I think that tricking a doctor may be one's only recourse. So the balance is to hurt your testicles in a way that does not hurt the rest of your body.

Regarding explaining to the doctor, all you need to do is to feign ignorance. Go into the doctor because your testicles don't feel right (hard, lumpy, whatever). Then when he/she asks about your history, tell them that "yes in fact I did have some severe pain down there a couple months ago". If an ultrasound shows that blood flow is restricted, that the testicles have atrophied, or there are significant lumps, then the doctor might figure that you either had a torsion incident that spontaneously untorsioned or that you have to have testicular biospy.

[Paolo]

This is another revived 2002 antique thread.