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Finding orchiectomy
Any place to find a list of doctors to do orchiectomy??
Or is a burdizzo the only choice?? |
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Any surgeon who does SRS
as an orchi is part of the surgery. You will need a psych letter giving the green light for it. Plus you will need oestrogen every day for the rest of your life to avoid osteoporosis. In the uk it costs up to ?2k = about $3k but I think the op is cheaper state-side. Have you had psych counselling yet as this is a pretty big step... Well that was a waste of time: I just googled the username sduyck_2001 http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=sdu...GLL_en___GB381 sduyck, ignore the above stuff. You go right ahead. either use the same kit that ranchers use or get a mistress to do it. A knife heated on the stove is a good idea to cauterise the wound. It won't hurt much at all. Go on, live the dream |
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Old 03-15-2009, 11:05 AM #3
sduyck_2001 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: oregon Posts: 56 burdizzo was hands down for many years then my wife went all the way not as much fun without testicles Old 04-08-2009, 08:54 AM #5 sduyck_2001 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: oregon Posts: 56 yes i am fully castrated i am not exactly dry there is very little tho sduyck_2001 is offline Old 04-09-2009, 09:25 AM #7 sduyck_2001 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: oregon Posts: 56 my wife is a veterinarian she had no problem doing it and doing it right yes we still have a sex life i still get just as erect as before..just not spontaneously ... i have been in a group of 8 naked females and absolutely nothing happened..it only erects with manual stimulation my desire is completely dead sex is just more subdued and better she thought castration would improve me ..she was right it did FANTASIST |
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Not a waste of time. There is a good chance that someone will read this who is serious and the information will be helpful. Here and other places, I've answered question that I suspected were fueling some fantasy or fetish, but figured that the chance to help some lurker who to frightened or just didn't know the right words to use was more important.
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Yes Bionca
you are of course right. I'm just tetchy on this as I'm in the middle of a set of surgery's which will cumulate with an orchi. Threads like this just hit my blind side. Misha. xx |
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Orchidectomy in the UK
I have to take issue with your remark regarding orchidectomy in the UK. Sadly it is not possible on demand. The SRS route however IS open and possible, indeed well established, no doctor will do the orchidectomy, Thailand was really the only possibility up to now, but given the troubles that are being experienced, perhaps it is not the time.
Quillman UK |
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I beg to differ...
NHS will do my surgery for free but I am going private. [MRSA fears + NHS after-care is crap] |
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My close friend Alison Faraday had an orchi some years ago.
Keeps them in a glass jar in the fridge & hands the jar to the unsuspecting attention whore! She was referred via Russell Reed her private shrink. She showed me the paperwork involved...lots of it. The surgeon required all sort of papers signed indemnifying him & confirming that he was following Russell instructions. Basically covering his back. I had a chat with Stuart Lorrimer a shrink at charring cross. He said surgeons don't like removing healthy tissue. Then he said that with F2M's double mastectomies were commonplace and no surgeon resistance to doing that op. I asked if that could be because most surgeons are male. He grinned & nodded in agreement. |
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Orchiectomy is not recommanded if you want later transgender surgery
The scrotum skin is needed for vulvoplastia and, without testicles, the scrotum skin shrinks So, beware before doing And i know what i say about orchiectomy lol
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Yep totally.
50% of SRS surgeons in the world will not accept a patient who has had an orchi. The remainder want you to have srs within 3 to 4 years, so that the scrotal skin has not fully atrophied. I know what I'm talking about, too. |
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fortunately i do not seek fut vulvoplastia, because most of my scrotum is cut too
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http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...e+Search&meta=
http://www.tsroadmap.com/physical/or...omy-links.html http://www.secondtype.com/orchidectomy.htm http://www.tsroadmap.com/physical/or...omy/index.html http://www.gender.org.uk/conf/1996/reid96.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Ok, so assuming you are a M 2 F pre-op Transsexual, & you want an orchi. there are some considerations. 1. Is it an end point or do you intend to later have full genital reassignment surgery / sex reassignment surgery [GRS / SRS] in the future? If you do, then a bi-lateral orchi looses you donor material for GRS. For this reason, half the worlds GRS surgeons will not touch you if you've had an orchi. If it is a half way point, then the clock starts ticking as the donor material starts to atrophy after 3 to 4 years, making GRS difficult, or compromised (less vaginal depth) So, bringing in a ticking clock into your decision process on GRS is not a good idea. 2. So you want an orchi, as an end point, & not as a stepping stone to GRS. Ok.... Considerations Why have an orchi? a .Appearance...detesting testicles but ambivalent to your penis b. To cut down on meds & resultant stress on liver c. To reduce side effects of meds d. To stop masculising effects of testosterone e. To remove the need to take anti-androgens f. Meds have had a detrimental & painful effect on your testicles, & surgery is the only viable solution. My reasons for planning an orchi are points a to e. Other considerations After an Orchi, you are at substantial risk of osteoporosis & will require drugs to offset this risk, for the rest of your life. How to proceed First you require one or possibly two psychs to write a letter to advise why an orchi is desirable & required. You may well struggle at this first point. I've raised the question on the last two occasions with my gender psychs. This resulted in vague answers, Humm.... You will require a psych to sign off on this, to cover the surgeon against legal action in the future, if you then later regret it. The surgeon will certainly require you to sign a letter which removes said surgeon from any liability. In the uk, Private surgery is ?1500 to ?2000. the price reflecting whether its done under local or general anaesthetic. Its usually a day surgery, not requiring an overnight stay. Appearance. A friend had an orchi, 4 years ago. The results look fantastic, just totally right. This is something I've been considering for about 4 years. I've chatted to my friend about it, obviously, & also another, who had surgery 6 yrs ago. Do you still get hard & orgasm? Yes in both cases, though it takes a lots longer to do both. Obviously there is no seaman but a clear discharge at orgasm. This stops after about two years. I can relate to that as due to my level of meds, my previous large volume of sperm is reduced often to either a clear liquid or no liquid at all....Goody, saves on clean up tissues! ;-) BTW, orgasms are as intense. Note. You may cease to have erections or they may tail off. Possibly the same with orgasms as well. I think much of this is as much to do with what's going on in your head as much as whether you have testicles. ...As they say mileages may vary. Please note, I have absolutely no medical training of ANY TYPE. Before seriously considering acting on having an orchi, consult with your psych. & health care providers. Its a major decision. Last edited by JodieTs; 06-11-2010 at 04:05 AM. |
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Jodie - that is super info and lots of good advice. This is one of the things I've been thinking about mostly b-e here with a healthy ambivalence to a.
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I only posted it after you rightly pointed out that some readers
may find accurate info useful! IMy take is based on the uk as thats where I am. My understanding is that usa surgeons are the same in that they require a psych letter. Most usa surgeons who specialise in SRS will do an orchi. Prices from $1500, up. Oh no...I'm sounding like one of those professional transsexuals! which I most definitely am not! smiles... |
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Orchidectomy in the UK
NHS will do my surgery for free
but I am going private. [MRSA fears + NHS after-care is crap][/QUOTE] I rather think that you were misled by my comment about the UK surgery on demand- I was coming from the wish for an orchidectomy to create a eunuch male and NOT to change gender. The latter TS route is quite open in the UK and also on the National Health, but for a straight elected male orchidectomy (as in my case) it does not seem to be possible either in the UK or many other countries. Quillman UK |
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Well, on a tg porn forum, it is to be expected that people would assume talk about an orchi, to revolve EXCLUSIVELY around persons altering physical anatomy & hormonal outcome to match their adopted gender. Anyone should have the right to have any bit of their body lopped off for whatever reason... Assuming they can get a psych letter okey'ing it & a willing surgeon. As to that person being able to obtain it free through the NHS, well that would never happen. I can see how a non-ts person would be unlikely to get a private surgeon to agree to do it though. It's like those people who have an arm or leg lopped off coz they don't like it "Apotemnophilia is a condition that causes those who have it to not feel ?correct? in their own bodies. As a result, an intense obsession develops with removing the limb; this obsession hinders tremendously the patients' social behaviour and societal integration. These patients, in some respects resembling transgendered individuals, feel that the body part (limb) in question is simply ?not a part of themselves?, causing them to feel uncomfortable in their own bodies. Whether amputations should be performed on apotemnophiles or not is a question that poses a significant medical ethical dilemma. It is argued that observing an apotemnophile's request for amputation is the ethical action. Also this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apotemnophilia A shemale porn site is not a place you would be likely to get any useful input as your thing is a completely different bag, so to speak. try googling voluntary castration for more useful sites for you. Also, The hijra of India may number as many as 2,000,000, So look at india + surgeons as there will be a lot there who do orchis unconnected to gender dysphoria. Good luck. Last edited by JodieTs; 06-20-2010 at 02:23 PM. |
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I used burdizzo on my self, more info on eunuch.org website. My t level is 130ng/dl,am trying to post pic results of testicle size( file size for jpeg needs to be decreased) with no HRT penis is about 3.5 inches (8cm) and no erections. Left testicle 1/2 inch x 3/4 inch and right testicle 1" x 1 1/2".
On eunuch.org website read about hemotoma issues. Had to keep pressure for long time to prevent this. Name on eunuch.org is spacecase9128 Hope this helps |
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