The finally just came back down. They needed help with that too.just because they almost got stung?!
How long before they were able to preform there duty?did it two years ago, not an issue. played golf 2 days later.
Make sure your dr. signs the prescription for the pain killers. I had mine done on a Friday afternoon so that I had the weekend to take it easy. After the procedure my (now ex) wife went to get the prescription filled and the pharmacy wouldn't fill it because the dr. didn't sign it. I was the last procedure for the day so the clinic was closed by the time we found out. As the local wore off I became more and more miserable. Finally late that evening she was able to get an ER dr to sign off on a prescription, but by the time I felt like I got the worst kick to the stones I have ever had. As in sick to my stomach, dull, aching roll your eyeballs to the back of your head pain. And no, ice didn't help at that point. But I'm sure yours will go fine...:biglaugh::wideeyed:
How long before they were able to preform there duty?
I've typed this before but it's no big deal. Follow their advice and do nothing for 3 days and you won't have any pain whatsoever. I sat on the couch with movies and a rotation of frozen veggies and had zero issues. The only people I know that have had issues didn't listen to the whole "do nothing for 3 days". They say it for a reason.
It's been well worth it. Surgery is quick and I drove myself home. Follow the advice of still using protection until you pass the no swimmers test. I know someone that didn't and got another kid out of it. We knew we were done having kids and I didn't want my wife having to take her "daily vitamin" anymore especially in her 30's. Getting snipped was the least I could do after she had 3 C-sections. She's happy, I'm happy, we're all happy.
I see it's time for the yearly vasectomy thread