-JCA
Imagine going from the peak of your health to losing a testicle needlessly and being constantly reminded of that traumatic event by the other one swelling up 24/7. This whole thing has left me traumatised but im still here trying to rebuild my life. I love the gym and have always been a keen bodybuilder but i noticed a pattern that every time i lift weights i suffer for 3 days with a swollen testicle so i cant do what i enjoy anymore. If i stay away from the gym the testicle is sort of stable. My next step is to try the cord block to see if it improves things.
Hi,
I am creating whatsapp group for people suffering from epididymytis/groin pain/Prostatis infection.
As doctors are clueless lets form a group and share what has helped to each other.
I shall add your number to the group.
Thanks!
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4days after surgery I'm feeling pretty damn good thx :) The hernia op pain is a b***h of course and it's only been 4days but they did the orchiectomy at the same time through the same cut, and I'm so grateful it's over and I'm on my way to a life with less pain. It sure wasn't going to get better by doing nothing...but believe me, up until maybe a week before, it was an agonizing decision...it's traumatic!...but once I committed committed, I just put my trust in God and followed it through and what will be will be. I'm still in pain from the operation and have very slight phantom pain where the left testicle was...but at least I know, or hope, it's only phantom pain. I still have numbness from the operation effecting that area as well right now, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed on final pain I have to live with prognosis. I'm definitely feeling positive about at least having done something after 30yrs! That's for sure. Having one less testicle is surprisingly almost unnoticeable. One huge benefit is I no longer have this 3x normal size testicle that was front and center and in harms way all the time. And hurt like hell whenever it was bumped. Plus it was also always in the way of good sex, having to push it down out of the way all the time was not fun. Oh and I'm looking forward to finally wearing boxers again. I'll write again more in a few months and tell you how it's all going. Lastly I'd say you definitely need to feel comfortable with your surgeon, or find one you are comfortable with...having that good doctor relationship was key for me in feeling like I'm making the best decision possible with people that also care and want to get it right.