Hi all, first I want to say thanks for all that have participated on these boards and have shared their stories and experiences. As I mentioned on another post I have been a lurker of this website for a couple of years, and I just recently went through my 2nd orchiectomy 2 weeks ago. As a testimonial to all the advice I have gleamed from this board I pushed hard to get my TRT lined up and ready to go the day after the surgery otherwise my doctors wanted me to wait a week for my T levels to drop to prove to our insurance it was medically necessary, which is just a ridiculous premise. So again thank you for saving me from unnecessary misery (especially Davepet & Kiwi).
My question is around becoming sterile, in my case it is the opposite of what most are usually concerned with asking. My family is complete and I was actually going to have vasectomy later this year, however with the recent 2nd orchiectomy that problem has seemed to resolve itself....permanently. Now that the surgery is over, how long does it take to become sterile? I know with a vasectomy it can be weeks or months, but I am not sure in my situation if its the same or it is more immediate. Will be having a follow up appointment in a few days with the urologist, but thought I would ask if anyone on here had any ideas. Thanks!
My question is around becoming sterile, in my case it is the opposite of what most are usually concerned with asking. My family is complete and I was actually going to have vasectomy later this year, however with the recent 2nd orchiectomy that problem has seemed to resolve itself....permanently. Now that the surgery is over, how long does it take to become sterile? I know with a vasectomy it can be weeks or months, but I am not sure in my situation if its the same or it is more immediate. Will be having a follow up appointment in a few days with the urologist, but thought I would ask if anyone on here had any ideas. Thanks!
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