Hydrocelectony
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Can anyone tell me if they are going to shave my entire pubic area for this surgery
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Notes on Hydrocelectony
MK51151 kenneth94144
Posted
Most likely not. When I had my surgery, only scrotum (ballsack) was shaved. You will have some pain after surgery but it won't be to bad. Take OTC pain meds and rest a few days. I was officiating high school varsity boys soccer game 45 days post op without any discomfort.
Take care,
MK
pureimagination kenneth94144
Posted
They don't really shave, instead they clip the hair to avoid cuts. When mine was done they clipped the area of incision and up above.
pf7 kenneth94144
Posted
I shaved mine before hand lol so i dont know, but im pretty sure they would have to at least shave the scrotum to make the incision. But like Dr. Evil said "there is something exhilarating about a freshly shaved scrotum"
pureimagination pf7
Posted
Before my surgery, I asked if I should shave or anything like that and was told not to, that they would clip/not shave because of potential cuts, but it does look like they shaved that one strip where the incision was made. And you're right with that quote :-)
kenneth94144
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pureimagination kenneth94144
Posted
There was no chance of me watching a video of this before I had mine, otherwise I think I would have chickened out.
Your surgeon should prescribe a pain killer or anti-inflammatory. My phyiscian assisant told me the nerves in that area are like zebra striped that run from back (your bum,) around your hips, to your front, so the pain you're experiencing might be all connected. Ask your doctor.
Good luck!