I had it done and had to drive myself home after. It was mildly painful for a couple of days, then fine for some more days, then bloody agony as the stitches started to pull. I ended up just cutting them and pulling them out myself rather than wait the extra 2 days to go back for the doctor/nurse to do it. That was the strangest feeling. The whole thing was bizarre, having to shave/imac your nuts, then having some bloke pulling at your sack whilst he tries to make conversation about golf. Not my usual way of spending a morning.
Blimey, that's a dedicated decision fella. Our first is only just on the way. We'll see how that pans out, but I'd like another - in theory. Anyway, with Europe's declining young population I may have to sire a few more in my later years. You never know.
Yes..Contractor is a name that I will not forget...The nurse who was assisting him was bloody lovely as well and was wearing a provocatively short skirt..
Had it done years ago, went back to work as a bus driver the next day, for about 2 weeks I felt every bump in the road through my nads, if you have the chance to stay off work, do it, have plenty luke warm baths!
Played footy whilst in the RAF down Lincolnshire our goalkeeper had just had it done and turned up to watch. After a bit of piss taking about being a soft s**** he decided to play. 10 mins into the game took a shot full in the nads!! we passed him at the end still crawling to the changing rooms
Let's talk like the embarrassing bodies programme !, I had piles years ago and one clotted, nearly drove me mad then it burst I could not sit down for a week, and was it sore. Also had jockey rash although I have never ridden a horse !, that was a nasty sore and itch. And what causes that burning pain on the end of your todger ?
I'm scared of injections -so I did pass out whilst the op was being done then passed out again when the doc tugged and snipped the vas deferens
