After I castrated myself I was really looking forward to having my scrotum be nearly completely empty.

Now that all the swelling has subsided I have found out that this is not so. There are these two largish (larger than my stock testes, the right one significantly larger) misshapen, lumpy masses.

What the hell are those? Is this normal?

The urologist who patched me up is out of town right now and I won't be able to contact him until sometime next week. Though I'm just kind of concerned as to what these things might be. I wanted an empty scrotum damnit! <whine>

twaddler (imported) wrote: Mon Jan 08, 2007 12:21 pm After I castrated myself I was really looking forward to having my scrotum be nearly completely empty.

Now that all the swelling has subsided I have found out that this is not so. There are these two largish (larger than my stock testes, the right one significantly larger) misshapen, lumpy masses.

What the hell are those? Is this normal?

The urologist who patched me up is out of town right now and I won't be able to contact him until sometime next week. Though I'm just kind of concerned as to what these things might be. I wanted an empty scrotum damnit! <whine>

It could be what remains of your cords have swollen. I had a little of that problem but now my scrotum is empty. I remember fluid filled my scrotum at first and it looked like my testicles were still inside. Had I not seen them in the jars I would have worried. Now all is empty and tucked up close to my body.

You haven't been castrated long enough yet for any swelling to subside. Patience!

Tanglog--

After I was castrated and my initial swelling went down I had masses in my scrotum that were misshapen but similar volume to my testicles. It took a month, but my body eventually absorbed them. I'm guessing you have a similar situation and that it will likely clear-up if you wait.

I'd say give yourself a couple of months from the date of your castration and if they are still there, seek assistance from a medical professional.

Losethem (imported) wrote: Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:53 pm Tanglog--

After I was castrated and my initial swelling went down I had masses in my scrotum that were misshapen but similar volume to my testicles. It took a month, but my body eventually absorbed them. I'm guessing you have a similar situation and that it will likely clear-up if you wait.

I'd say give yourself a couple of months from the date of your castration and if they are still there, seek assistance from a medical professional.

I had pretty much the same situation, and then some. When my urological surgeon went in initially to clean up spectors fuck ups, he removed about 250 cc of coagulated blood. You may have some of that, but not nearly that much! The cords were significantly swollen, especially at the end - trauma loci, probably to be expected. As the body adjusts and adapts blood flow, etc. that will diminish. Significant tissue disruption has occurred - swelling is a natural defensive reaction of the body. Much will diminish rather rapidly, some will take a bit of time. Essentially the same will apply to any hematomae - I was essentially a hematomae from chest to knees after spector, but 90% was gone in about 10-14 days. Any you have are likely much more localized.

Yep, friend of mine had the same thing, Kristoff knows, too. It goes away in time. Do make a follow up though, when he's back, to be safe.

Good! I was afraid I'd be left with those awful masses.

Yeah, just don't play with it or pick at it. It'll never heal if you don't leave it alone.

You can scratch your butthole though. Just remember to wash your hands afterwards. Or don't, what the hell do I care?

heheh.. It itches like all hell. Especially under the scabs that cover the sutures. Very annoying. I want to scratch!!