Ask me about getting a Vasectomy in Trinidad

[paid_influencer]

yup. if anyone has questions, I have answers.

lots of couples looking at vasectomy as an option. this forum ranks high up on search engines and anyone googling for research on vasectomies on the island probably gonna find this page and i believe we as men should share information and help each other out.

so as somebody that has been through the process, snipped, I can answer any questions you guys have.

some basic ones-

q: what is a vasectomy do they cut off your balls>?
nope. balls still there. but now there are titanium clips attached. i did it so i can have unlimited creampies, consequence free. no more condoms thank you. bareback is better and i can skeet skeet freely now, no pregnancies

for a better answer I would recommend this article right here, incidentally written by the urologist that did my vasectomy:
https://newsday.co.tt/2019/06/25/is-vas ... t-for-you/

Is vasectomy right for you?
Newsday Tuesday 25 June 2019

SATYENDRA PERSAUD

What is vasectomy?

Vasectomy involves blocking off the tubes (vas deferens) which transport sperm from the testicles to the penis. This usually involves cutting the tubes, burning the edges, and possibly tying them off. The aim is to make the man sterile, meaning he can no longer have children. It is usually done when you have completed your family.

What to do if you want a vasectomy

You should see a urologist who can discuss the procedure in detail and help you to decide if vasectomy is right for you. He will also conduct a thorough examination to ensure your vas deferens, the sperm pipe being cut, is easily felt.

What does the procedure entail?

This is done as a same day operation. Most times, this procedure is done under local anaesthetic but rarely, if your tubes are difficult to feel, you may require general anaesthetic. Once the surgeon has injected the anaesthesia he will make tiny incisions on each side, one at a time, over the tubes. Each tube is then pulled out, cut, and the edges burnt and tied. The edges are then replaced in the scrotum in separate layers. The small skin incision is closed with one or two stitches and a dressing is applied. Some surgeons prefer to operate on both sides through a single cut in the midline.

What happens after the operation?

You will need to use alternative forms of contraception until your urologist is sure that your tubes are completely blocked and there are no sperm in your semen. He will do this by doing a sperm test in a few months. Some sperm are stored up in your system and these have to be cleared out via ejaculation over several weeks – this is why it is important to verify that all sperm have been cleared out before you can stop using contraceptives.

What are the risks or vasectomy?

You may experience some bruising and swelling of the scrotum which usually goes away on its own except in a few rare cases. There is a small risk of infection or inflammation of the testicle. You may see some blood in your first few ejaculates. A few men complain of chronic scrotal pain and in very few instances this may affect daily activities. The risk of early failure, meaning failure to achieve sterility, is around one in 250 or less. Late failure, meaning rejoining of the cut ends, happens in one in 2,000 cases. There is no evidence that vasectomy increases the risk of prostate cancer.

What is a no scalpel vasectomy?

In the no scalpel technique, local anaesthetic is injected using a special injector, avoiding needles. The incision in the skin is made using very sharp scissors, rather than a scalpel. This minimises the size of the cut. Otherwise, the principles of the vasectomy remain the same as do the outcomes. It does result in faster recovery following the procedure.

Is vasectomy reversible?

The answer is yes but this requires specialised skill and is done using a microscope which is not available locally. It is therefore important that you ensure vasectomy is right for you before choosing the procedure. Please discuss this with your doctor who should refer you to a urologist. Vasectomy services are offered by the Department of Urology at San Fernando General Hospital upon referral.

Dr Persaud is a consultant urologist at San Fernando General Hospital. He is a lecturer in Urology at the University of the West Indies and is responsible for urology training at UWI.

q2: how much does it cost

for me, with a very good urologist (specialist qualified to do surgery in the balls), at a surgical center, no needle/no scalpel

initial consult: $500
procedure: $6000
pain meds, bandages: $200

i've talked to regular GPs in private practice that offered to do it in their office (and much cheaper) but reallly reallly i don't think anybody should chance it with a GP. go to a urologist.

q3: wait what you said no needle no scalpel? no needle??? no scalpel??

yes. this is the new thing. no needles- the anesthetic is applied with a spray. no scalpel - they make a small hole and pull out the vas through the hole and do what they have to do. the hole is very small and closes up without stitches. the new method has better recovery times and less complications. not all urologists do this so you have to ask specifically if your urologist is doing no needle/no scalpel.

q4: okay i want vasectomy permanent male sterilization tell me how was the procedure

it was okay. the procedure itself is well covered in other places online you can research. basically i was at at my work desk again within the hour of the procedure, no heavy lifting, had like a week of balls pain, and fully back at like 3 weeks. you need snug underwear otherwise your balls will jiggle and hurt bad.

q5: why not get a vasectomy

like 5% of men get chronic balls pain. i can live with those odds but it is a legit possibility. the pain is the main thing. also also permanent sterility - nobody on the island does vasectomy reversals as far as i know. one way deal.

any more questions go ahead shoot

[DMan7]

Good, we need less people in the world not more.

[paid_influencer]

making children past a certain age is risky for the mother and risky for the child. not everybody want to take on that stress. i have enough and i good with what the lord bless

[pugboy]

so how them women in the bandit areas does
make chirren left right and center ?

[Chimera]

so how them women in the bandit areas does
make chirren left right and center ?

Considering their lifestyle they need to make as much replacements as possible

[pugboy]

they are way ahead, exceeding extermination rate by far

so how them women in the bandit areas does
make chirren left right and center ?

Considering their lifestyle they need to make as much replacements as possible

[xtech]

There is a research study that says it increases risk of getting prostate cancer. Especially if you have history of relatives that got it

[redmanjp]

ok so u still ejaculating semen, but not sperm right? so if we producing several sperm every day, and they not being released, what happens to it? does it build up over time?

[*KRONIK*]

Hello gentlemen

*snip, snip

[VexXx Dogg]

Thought about it using both heads. Spoke to a couple docs buddies who said the cons outweigh the pros for me. Everyone different.

So I'll stick with Durex.

[MG Man]

ok so u still ejaculating semen, but not sperm right? so if we producing several sperm every day, and they not being released, what happens to it? does it build up over time?

comes out as snat when u sneeze

[VexXx Dogg]

ok so u still ejaculating semen, but not sperm right? so if we producing several sperm every day, and they not being released, what happens to it? does it build up over time?

comes out as snat when u sneeze

And sold to oysters men to bottle as "ting for de back"

[K74T]

In God we truss, in woman we buss.

Amen.

[88sins]

Good idea, but I'll have to pass.
Rubbers still cheap, and more effective than snipping wrt prevention of not only pregnancy but disease as well, is reversible and has a shorter recovery time.

But all who for it, by all means, have at it

[paid_influencer]

There is a research study that says it increases risk of getting prostate cancer. Especially if you have history of relatives that got it

my urologist was not too concerned. there is a sampling bias because the men who opt for vasectomies tend to be wealthier, more highly educated and have better access to healthcare than the general male population. All of those factors lead to better detection levels. the larger studies that can better filter out those sampling biases found no increased risk of prostate cancer.

https://edition.cnn.com/2016/09/19/heal ... index.html

as always, do not take medical advice from tuner. ask your urologist during the pre-op consult and they will guide you better

[paid_influencer]

ok so u still ejaculating semen, but not sperm right? so if we producing several sperm every day, and they not being released, what happens to it? does it build up over time?

in intact males, about 5% of semen volume is sperm. so it isn't that much being produced every day. it gets reabsorbed if it doesn't come out.

in the short term it does build up in the epididymis (the little c-shaped sac attached to the ball) and it can get tender from all the pressure. mine are tender right now, rest of the ball is fine. should be short term until everything equilibriates.

some of the pent-up sperm can also go into the cut vas and build pressure inside there. if something causes that to burst (like doing strenuous activity or ejaculating before the vas has healed properly), you get something called a sperm granuloma. basically a lump where the immune system walls off the sperm until they get reabsorbed. that sperm granuloma thing is why they want you not to ejaculate for like a week after the procedure.

[paid_influencer]

Thought about it using both heads. Spoke to a couple docs buddies who said the cons outweigh the pros for me. Everyone different.

So I'll stick with Durex.

I don't blame you bro. As I said, it is a one-way deal. Get it only when you are ready. You can't go back. There is a real risk of chronic pain (lasting months, maybe years, maybe forever).

Durex is a good brand. I used to use the extra sensitive ones. Worked better than the rest, but they all suck. plain talk. Shower in a raincoat scene.

I also used to use coitus interruptus ("pulling out") and became king at pulling out. After a while that got unsatisfying.

And the rhythm method. Waiting for the safe days. Being immediately excited and then afterwards the deep regret and buying the pregnancy tests for the scares.

not going to get into the horror show that is female birth control. Hormones raise risk of clots and cancers. IUDs sound great but are a nightmare to put in and take out. I've seen tubal ligations performed, no thank you. there is no free lunch, everything has a cost. kids cost like 18 years, too, and tbfh I donno if i even have 18 years in me to give.

bro I spent a long-rass time doing that stuff and this works for me. at this point i don't even have to think about it, just skeet skeet skeet

[paid_influencer]

Good idea, but I'll have to pass.
Rubbers still cheap, and more effective than snipping wrt prevention of not only pregnancy but disease as well, is reversible and has a shorter recovery time.

But all who for it, by all means, have at it

yea this has to be stated, vasectomies do not provide any protection at all from stds. it only means you can't get your wife pregnant

[adnj]

Good idea, but I'll have to pass.
Rubbers still cheap, and more effective than snipping wrt prevention of not only pregnancy but disease as well, is reversible and has a shorter recovery time.

But all who for it, by all means, have at it

yea this has to be stated, vasectomies do not provide any protection at all from stds. it only means you can't get your wife pregnant

Condoms are 80% effective pregnancy prevention in actual use. Vasectomy is nearly 99.9% effective.

Who would not know that a vasectomy offers no STD preventive benefits?

[*KRONIK*]

In God we truss, in woman we buss.

Amen.

Is only right

[AlphaMan]

6000 buying real rubbers...

[VexXx Dogg]

6000 buying real rubbers...

raw nut vs wrapped nut is no comparison tho.

[redmanjp]

assuming we had someone locally to do it it would be easily reversible? without risks?

[Dizzy28]

Withdrawl method or nothing as the good lord intended!!!!

[redmanjp]

Withdrawl method or nothing as the good lord intended!!!!

abstinence during fertile days is the only thing the good lord approve of- check Onan

https://bibleask.org/can-you-explain-why-god-killed-onan-in-genesis-28/

[ruffneck_12]

Good, we need less people in the world not more.

Old news, we are currently below replenishment rates. Think about it.
Your grandparents had 8 kids minimum.
Your parents had 2 kids minimum.
How much kids does our generation on average have?

so how them women in the bandit areas does
make chirren left right and center ?

Considering their lifestyle they need to make as much replacements as possible

I actually support mandatory Vasectomies and abortions for these areas. Lavantille/sea lots is prime real estate and they don't realize it. Would be better if they just got rid of themselves.

However the well balanced middle class people were psyop-ed into postponing or even cancelling procreation.

[Dizzy28]

Good, we need less people in the world not more.

Old news, we are currently below replenishment rates. Think about it.
Your grandparents had 8 kids minimum.
Your parents had 2 kids minimum.
How much kids does our generation on average have?

so how them women in the bandit areas does
make chirren left right and center ?

Considering their lifestyle they need to make as much replacements as possible

I actually support mandatory Vasectomies and abortions for these areas. Lavantille/sea lots is prime real estate and they don't realize it. Would be better if they just got rid of themselves.

However the well balanced middle class people were psyop-ed into postponing or even cancelling procreation.

Some countries are below replenishment rates. Other countries are well above the replacement rate. As a whole humanity will continue to grow.
"In the UN's World Population Prospects 2022 report, the international agency said that it expects the population to reach somewhere near 8.5 billion by 2030, 9.7 billion in 2050, 10.4 billion in the 2080s and remain at that level until 2100."

[AlphaMan]

Good, we need less people in the world not more.

Old news, we are currently below replenishment rates. Think about it.
Your grandparents had 8 kids minimum.
Your parents had 2 kids minimum.
How much kids does our generation on average have?

so how them women in the bandit areas does
make chirren left right and center ?

Considering their lifestyle they need to make as much replacements as possible

I actually support mandatory Vasectomies and abortions for these areas. Lavantille/sea lots is prime real estate and they don't realize it. Would be better if they just got rid of themselves.

However the well balanced middle class people were psyop-ed into postponing or even cancelling procreation.

Children are expensive to take care off..
Who want make 8 kids this time in and cant feed one....

[ruffneck_12]

Yep, humanity will continue to grow. But it's mostly the poors and ghettos will repopulate the earth

Middle class people can't ketch dey self properly
and upper middle class too busy finding themselves on a eurotrip and going brunch.

Rich people are the only ones who seem to be breeding , and this will just add to the wealth disparity

[MG Man]

ok so u still ejaculating semen, but not sperm right? so if we producing several sperm every day, and they not being released, what happens to it? does it build up over time?

comes out as snat when u sneeze

And sold to oysters men to bottle as "ting for de back"

never tried oysters before, but now I feel this urge to