I’m going to keep this very short. I’ve found this site extremely helpful before and after my vasectomy. The worst thing for me was the couple of months of wait I had before the big day. The whole worry and dread of the unknown.
To cut it short (excuse the pun), once the valium was taken before the procedure I didn’t care what was done to me. I had a lovely chat with the nurse and the surgeon. The only thing I felt was the needle going in, and then nothing. No pulling, tugging, cutting, absolutely nothing. I remember I had a chat with the surgeon and prayed he wasn’t a Manchester United fan. I’m a Liverpool fan and had my shirt on. He said he liked Everton. Oh great! I was in his hands, so to speak. What felt like ten minutes was actually thirty minutes.
I was wheeled back to my room with my wife waiting for me and apparently, I was telling her how great it all was. Straight home, smiling, chatting, and happy. And off to bed to sleep it off.
One month later, just a very mild dull ache in my left one every now and again. Apart from that, I wish I didn’t go through all that worry. It was so easy and very painless. I highly recommend the valium if offered.
Update: 5 months later
Just an update from my operation. It’s now five months since I had it and I can honestly say I feel great. No dull aches, twinges, or anything. Given the all-clear a couple of weeks ago so as they say, Wahay!
Submitted by Grufty
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