Originally posted by mikelomWhew! Thanks Mike, that's a relief.
No they dont put plastic ones in. That's rubbish. It will be a simple cut of the tube and removal of lump and re-connection of tube. If it's a cycst it's the same. If it's cancer they willl remove the bullock and that's it...... done and dusted....... NO PROBS! If you want plastic surgery you will have to fork out........ that's cosmetic.
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Originally posted by mikelomThey do put a prosthetic in, as a matter of fact.
No they dont put plastic ones in. That's rubbish. It will be a simple cut of the tube and removal of lump and re-connection of tube. If it's a cycst it's the same. If it's cancer they willl remove the bullock and that's it...... done and dusted....... NO PROBS! If you want plastic surgery you will have to fork out........ that's cosmetic.
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundNo they don't! That's only upon request. It is matter of course to let the genetalia recover from the operation and then decide the future prosthetics if and when needed, if the spouse can't accept the change. So please stop any unnecessary worries please. What I FIRST DICTATED WAS AND IS TRUE!
They do put a prosthetic in, as a matter of fact.
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Originally posted by mikelomYou don't know what you are talking about. I know a person who had cancer in one testicle and they removed it then gave him an artificial one to "balance him out".
No they dont put plastic ones in. That's rubbish. It will be a simple cut of the tube and removal of lump and re-connection of tube. If it's a cycst it's the same. If it's cancer they willl remove the bullock and that's it...... done and dusted....... NO PROBS! If you want plastic surgery you will have to fork out........ that's cosmetic.
Originally posted by arrakisAbsolute shate! Balance what precisely? I never heard such rubbish. So when a kidney is removed they put a prosthetic one in to balance the body do they?........ ass wiping trash words of non wisdom
You don't know what you are talking about. I know a person who had cancer in one testicle and they removed it then gave him an artificial one to "balance him out".
Originally posted by mikelomBelieve me, there is more worry in possible deformaty, and for many young guys that is more important than you might expect.
No they don't! That's only upon request. It is matter of course to let the genetalia recover from the operation and then decide the future prosthetics if and when needed, if the spouse can't accept the change. So please stop any unnecessary worries please. What I FIRST DICTATED WAS AND IS TRUE!
Originally posted by mikelomYou're the one speaking trash. You claim to be a medical student but don't even know about common procedures.
Absolute shate! Balance what precisely? I never heard such rubbish. So when a kidney is removed they put a prosthetic one in to balance the body do they?........ ass wiping trash words of non wisdom
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundHe's an idiot Huck. He sent me a PM telling me he's in the medical profession and all. I think he's a big phony.
Believe me, there is more worry in possible deformaty, and for many young guys that is more important than you might expect.
Afterall, this is a guy who can't even afford to be a paying member, but wants to tell everyone that they are wrong.
Originally posted by deathbypawnafter he told you, did you say "Alright thanks. I gotta go post it in online forums now."
First let me say that I feel sorry for all the ladies who have to have their jubbilies squished in a machine for a mammogram it must be very unpleasant for you. So I went to the doctor this morning and got my under carriage examined he felt around a bit and felt the lump that i had pointed out, so he sent me over to get my particulars crushed in this vis ...[text shortened]... and im not in any kind of pain so the question is should i get a second opinion just to be sure
