I had it done. I worked Friday till noon, went to the Dr at 2:30 and was out by 4. I was awake the whole time. Back to work Monday. I was doing manual labor at the time. So I iced them on the way to work and on the way home.
Get 3 or 4 bags of peas; rotate them in and out the freezer. I found lima beans worked the best they seemed to stay cold the longest.
You have to wear a jock strap when you leave the office and keep one on for 2 days.
You do have to shave it down to the skin but it's not a problem, makes it look like it grew an inch.
My Dr. wrapped a rubber band around it then took the rubber band and passed it through the handle of hemostats, and then I had to clip them on my shirt to keep it out the way from what the knife.
They give you 2 shots on each side make a small incision pull out the vas deferens tubes, snip them clip them and cauterize them, stick them back in and you get 2 stiches, one on the inside and one on the outside.
It’s not bad, try to get it done on a Thursday or Friday; rest all weekend with them iced up and take it easy. It’s a lot easier on the man than a woman getting her tubes tied.
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