BarryMcCalkiner
New member
I did it a few years ago. The procedure went about as smooth as can be. I was in and out in about 20 minutes.
First we (wife & I) had to attend a short group counseling session regarding the procedure, dangers, recovery etc., followed by a brief exam to ensure that I was physiologically a good candidate. I had mine done at a military hospital, so a 30-day "cooling off" period was required. After the procedure I kept the area iced for a couple of days. There was some bruising and discomfort for a couple of weeks during healing, but nothing serious. About six weeks later I had to provide a sample to ensure success. I highly recommend it if you already have kids and are looking to end the line.
Someone here said it wasn't reversible, but that isn't true. I've got two friends who have had reversals in the last two years, and both were able to get their wives pregnant within a few weeks.
B-Mac
First we (wife & I) had to attend a short group counseling session regarding the procedure, dangers, recovery etc., followed by a brief exam to ensure that I was physiologically a good candidate. I had mine done at a military hospital, so a 30-day "cooling off" period was required. After the procedure I kept the area iced for a couple of days. There was some bruising and discomfort for a couple of weeks during healing, but nothing serious. About six weeks later I had to provide a sample to ensure success. I highly recommend it if you already have kids and are looking to end the line.
Someone here said it wasn't reversible, but that isn't true. I've got two friends who have had reversals in the last two years, and both were able to get their wives pregnant within a few weeks.
B-Mac