MWAHnon
!!1RVnHvInU8k
6/26/2025, 4:47:35 AM No.40178929
I have been considering getting my eggs snipped, I would like to know if anyone had gotten it done and what it's like afterwards.
Replies:
Orchiectomy - /lgbt/ (#40178929) [Archived: 718 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 5:47:22 AM No.40179503
bump bc i want to know too
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 5:49:14 AM No.40179513
>>40178929 (OP)
I'll do it for free in my garage if you let me keep your nuts
I'll do it for free in my garage if you let me keep your nuts
Replies:
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 6:58:36 AM No.40180037
>>40178929 (OP)
woah cool cat, its always awesome seeing a pic i literally just saved off pintrest posted the same time by someone else
woah cool cat, its always awesome seeing a pic i literally just saved off pintrest posted the same time by someone else
Replies:
MWAHnon
!!1RVnHvInU8k
6/26/2025, 7:04:50 AM No.40180085
>>40180037
I get all my stuff from other anons and then I'm thanked for my awesomesauce pictures but I really just steal everything
I get all my stuff from other anons and then I'm thanked for my awesomesauce pictures but I really just steal everything
Replies:
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 7:07:28 AM No.40180111
>>40180085
maybe you stole it from me, idk i steal too I like stealing, gonna steal your balls
maybe you stole it from me, idk i steal too I like stealing, gonna steal your balls
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 7:11:31 AM No.40180147
I got one and its made my life better. Panties fit better and i don't feel bad about topping anymore. It worth it. Plus you don't need anti androgens anymore. 100% worth it in my opinion. I don't want srs and love being a dick girl with no balls.
Replies:
MWAHnon
!!1RVnHvInU8k
6/26/2025, 7:19:47 AM No.40180215
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 7:25:30 AM No.40180259
>>40178929 (OP)
I had orchi in September last year. I decided to spend a week in the hospital because it's in Thailand, everything down there was tightly taped and padded with gauze, so dealing with that at home would be annoying, if anything happened, I just called a nurse to help me.
How uncomfortable the recovery will be depends on the amount of thigh gap you have, like, it's super annoying when your empty sack gets pinched and rolled between your thighs early on. That's why I strongly recommend to wear tight underwear even at home, but switch to something loose at night.
After 3 months there still will be minor discomfort, but it's largely ignorable. It's been 10 months for me, I still get a bit of discomfort when I touch around the inguinal canal opening, but as I was told it's normal.
Oh, and you'll prob get some minor nerve damage during the surgery, nothing scary, it won't be cut, just disturbed. Your inner thigh will feel like on fire or tingly, but the side of your sack and a bit above it will be kinda numb. My left side was normal, but I had this happen on the right side. It'll resolve on its own over time, it's like 6+ months for me.
I had orchi in September last year. I decided to spend a week in the hospital because it's in Thailand, everything down there was tightly taped and padded with gauze, so dealing with that at home would be annoying, if anything happened, I just called a nurse to help me.
How uncomfortable the recovery will be depends on the amount of thigh gap you have, like, it's super annoying when your empty sack gets pinched and rolled between your thighs early on. That's why I strongly recommend to wear tight underwear even at home, but switch to something loose at night.
After 3 months there still will be minor discomfort, but it's largely ignorable. It's been 10 months for me, I still get a bit of discomfort when I touch around the inguinal canal opening, but as I was told it's normal.
Oh, and you'll prob get some minor nerve damage during the surgery, nothing scary, it won't be cut, just disturbed. Your inner thigh will feel like on fire or tingly, but the side of your sack and a bit above it will be kinda numb. My left side was normal, but I had this happen on the right side. It'll resolve on its own over time, it's like 6+ months for me.
Replies:
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 7:28:28 AM No.40180288
>>40180259
if you get the orchi where they leave the sack you can still get SRS right?
if you get the orchi where they leave the sack you can still get SRS right?
Replies:
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 7:34:17 AM No.40180338
>>40180288
Yes, even Suporn says that orhci is fine as long as the sack is still there. I got my orchi at Dr. Chet's hospital, WIH, I asked him about it as well, and he said that they kept the sack for the sake of SRS, and they generally avoided doing scrotectomies, the sack removal, because things might end up being too tight after everything healed up.
And it's never too late to trim the sack a few years later when everything shrinks and settles.
Yes, even Suporn says that orhci is fine as long as the sack is still there. I got my orchi at Dr. Chet's hospital, WIH, I asked him about it as well, and he said that they kept the sack for the sake of SRS, and they generally avoided doing scrotectomies, the sack removal, because things might end up being too tight after everything healed up.
And it's never too late to trim the sack a few years later when everything shrinks and settles.
Replies:
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 7:44:40 AM No.40180451
>>40180288
>>40180338
Oh, and that's also why these days they do a single cut orchi, like, they cut along the raphe line on the sack to avoid creating any scar tissues elsewhere. In the past they used to do 2 cuts on the sides, some old school surgeons who dgaf still do that tho.
>>40180338
Oh, and that's also why these days they do a single cut orchi, like, they cut along the raphe line on the sack to avoid creating any scar tissues elsewhere. In the past they used to do 2 cuts on the sides, some old school surgeons who dgaf still do that tho.
