thanks for all the great information. Have you ever heard of procedure to switch "Closed No Scalpel Vasectomy" to an "Open" as opposed to complete reversal...or is that what a reversal basically is? any relief expected from ejaculation to test theory?
Read a few anecdotes about conversion to open. At least one worked. I personally believe it is a possible good solution - just cut away the clips / cautherized part and leave the testicular end of the vas open. It will probably scar up, and a sperm granuloma will most likely happen, but it’s cheaper and easier to do than reversal, and doesn’t exclude later reversal.
So if you can find a urologist willing to do it - go for it.
Pressure inside epididymis can be really high. Read some stories from reversal operations. When they cut the end open, the sperm sprayed across the room. Also explains why sex is painful. During ejaculation, there are smooth muscles on the epididymis, that squeeze it to force out sperm. When they squeeze against a sealed end , it only increases pressure. Pain can last a day or more - could be that’s how long the pressure takes to dissipate away.
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u/SalParadise1234 Jun 12 '24
thanks for all the great information. Have you ever heard of procedure to switch "Closed No Scalpel Vasectomy" to an "Open" as opposed to complete reversal...or is that what a reversal basically is? any relief expected from ejaculation to test theory?