I hope someone on this forum can help me! I recently had hernia surgery and my doctor now says that I am fine. However, when I have gone to the gym to work-out, I notice that my left testicle seems to be stuck in half-descent. It won't descend to the full hanging position.
What can I do about this? Nobody wants to give me a hand with this problem, so I am hoping that there are others here whose testicles have never dropped who can give me some tips.
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 12:56:57 GMT, "Mel Mahoney" <[email hidden]>
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I hope someone on this forum can help me! I recently had hernia surgery and my doctor now says that I am fine. However, when I have gone to the gym to work-out, I notice that my left testicle seems to be stuck in half-descent. It won't descend to the full hanging position.
Have your BF suck on it.
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What can I do about this? Nobody wants to give me a hand
A "hand" get it? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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ith this problem, so I am hoping that there are others here whose testicles have never dropped who can give me some tips.
Most here had testicles at one time, but they were turned to raisainets by the roids, so they just had them removed. If you want advice on testicles, try the womans weightlifting group.
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 12:56:57 GMT, "Mel Mahoney" <[email hidden]>
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I hope someone on this forum can help me! I recently had hernia surgery and my doctor now says that I am fine. However, when I have gone to the gym to work-out, I notice that my left testicle seems to be stuck in half-descent. It won't descend to the full hanging position.
What can I do about this? Nobody wants to give me a hand with this problem, so I am hoping that there are others here whose testicles have never dropped who can give me some tips.
I think you're trolling but in case you're not....
I had a hernia, also have same 'problem' as you. Don't worry about it. Everything will still work perfectly. Your doctor should have explained this. ~GJ~
It is very likely that this is a side effect of the surgery. It may be possible to gently pull on it till it pops down but it would surprise me if there was some suture and scar tissue holding a vastepherone in place. The hernia operaition repairs a tear in the perotoneum where the vastepherone goes into the abdominal cavety. I think your best option is to get used to it. Tell your doctor that this bothers you and see if he has any suggestions but I doubt there is any solution short of redoing the surgery. Sorry to hear this happened to you but by and large surgery is best avoided if possible. There are often side-effects that you don't hear about.