sag111 (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 31, 2005 9:35 pm Their is another way to remove the testical......instead of removing the testical he removed everything inside of it leaving a very empty sack in its place...since the cords are still attached to the empty testical they dont pose a problem .I had very little bleeding and no drainage and was up and around in a few days.

Your experience should be everyone's. The name of the procedure in which the testicles are removed through the sac is "simple" bilateral orchoectomy. It's supposed to be simple, as opposed to complex. There should be few complications, certainly at the hands of licenced physicians who may perform dozens of such procedures annually. Of course, there's another thread on this.

My practicioner also removed everything inside the sac, and I had no complications. I was walking about about 4 hours following the closing of the wounds. I drove 240 km to my home the following day, and I was at work on Monday morn 2 days following the loss of my balls. I did experience some drainage from the only partially sutured wounds, and the closings were designed to facilitate drainage. I was totally healed and had returned to my fitness centre for daily workouts and group showers in a little less than 3 weeks.