Ejaculatory pain 4 days post-op (open inguinal hernia repair with mesh)
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Has anyone else suffered this? Did it go away with time?
I've been reading horror stories about people crippled with this pain for months or permanently. Terrified!
I can masturbate with minimal pain, but as soon as I'm about to ejaculate (presumably as my vas deferens contracts) I get a severe burning/shooting pain at the base of my penis/upper thigh on the right side where I was operated on.
Can anyone provide reassurance of similar symptoms that went away, or do you still have it?
Thanks!
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dai12345 yuroklatoniah
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yuroklatoniah dai12345
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OK, thank you. I suspected as much. I don't know how I will go a month without sex or masturbation but I suppose one has to see it as a challenge haha.
I'm glad to hear your pain faded. Did you have pain on ejaculation as well as general groin pain? The latter worries me less than the former.
dai12345 yuroklatoniah
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yuroklatoniah dai12345
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That's interesting. Good to know you weren't badly affected at least. My hernia was also very minor, so I'm surprised to be experiencing this during recovery really.
It's such a shame these risks aren't told. I would never have undergone the surgery for such a minor hernia if I'd had been told about the risk of chronic pain or ejaculatory problems
ctrix1 yuroklatoniah
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4 days post-op is still too soon to tell if you have problems yet. There's still swelling. It took almost a month for my testicles, (which became as big as Jumbo eggs) to shrink back to normal.
yuroklatoniah ctrix1
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Thanks. Did you have any pain like I described, or just the general tenderness in the groin region? It's the ejaculatory pain that concerns me most
Glad to hear you're doing well.
ctrix1 yuroklatoniah
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I think at 4 days, (and 4 1/2 years ago) I was still kind of sore, and still sliding my feet along the floor. But each day got better. I don't recall any ejaculatory pain, but probably everybody is a little different depending on exactly where the hernia tear went and what nerves and blood vessels, etc. that were near it.