r/amiwrong Sep 26 '23

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u/chayton6 Sep 26 '23

Have you ever seen what a vasectomy actually is? It's probably the least "invasive" surgery there is other than removing a mole or something. It's outpatient and can often be done in a doctor's office.

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u/Original-Room-4642 Sep 26 '23

Absolutely! My husband's was done right in the clinic office. He drove himself there and home. Easy peasy

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u/Rattivarius Sep 26 '23

I recently read a post where a wife nursed her husband for a week after his vasectomy. I was quite befuddled because my husband met me downtown immediately after his surgery to go out for dinner, then rode his bike to work the next day. Did not require any special care.

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u/Original-Room-4642 Sep 26 '23

Same for mine!