Urologist Recommendation Needed

[woody]

Had mine done Yesterdayby Dr Adams. Ms Urology on state street. good guy, Good doctor. So far so good

He graduated HS a few years before me and came back to teach Chemistry. Great guy. Known him for years and he likes guns/shooting. See him at the gunshows every now and again

[Buckwabit]

Day 3. Back at work and everything is good. A little sore but nothing to stop traffic or anything. Cods are completely black and bruised. Moving slow but nothing really hurts. Just sore

[Deltamud77]

Just gets stiff so you can still mold it to fit

I'm in the meat business...

Sorry, wrong thread...

[fireplug]

Who ever you decide to use, make sure you take your feel good pill at least 30 minutes before you start the procedure and not right before
you go back to have it done. (don't ask me how I know) Prepare to walk funny for a couple days and those out of nowhere shooting pains
in the following weeks. Use frozen peas for your ice packs. They conform nicely even when they are frozen, plus you can have dinner after
you're done using them.

Some procedures go well with limited pain for some folks, and then some go like mine. And no matter how proud a fella you are,
this procedure will humble even the studliest of men but don't worry, they will come back out after a while.

[hustle]

Dr joe Ross

[QUACKERS]

Jason Blalock

The game warden He has cut some nuts for sure.

[kb7722]

What it Really Feels Like to Get a Vasectomy

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I felt awkward and in pain just reading this. I couldn't make it through it the first time. I had to come back once I got my courage up.

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It will seem funny at first but you will get used to not having nuts.

[Smoke68]

It will seem funny at first but you will get used to not having nuts.

You sure you didn't take a wrong turn and go to the vet by accident?

[Buckwabit]

Day 4 is going good. Soreness is a little better. Still good for me

[Buckwabit]

Day 5. Went to the gym and walked about 45 mins this morning. Everything is good....

[strongriverducker1]

Come on down to Urology Associates we will fix you up.

[jacksbuddy]

Dr. Condon in flowood.. He and his wife are opening the new Firearms Training Academy in Raymond. Was at his office last Saturday training.. If nothing else you all can talk guns..

LOL..

Training for what?

j/k

I am sooo glad to know that I am NOT the only one with this question.

And for the record, I'm not REAL sure I'd want to use a doctor who is starting a new side business; Especially if his medical area of expertise has anything to do with the tender regions of adulthood! Think about it. He is starting a new business, which brings about a lot of new and challenging stress issues. And while he's worried about them, he's going to be using sharp implements on your - how can I say this politely - "3 piece suit".

I don't know about you, but I want any and all medical professionals who are working on me to be relaxed, calm, well-rested, alert, and more importantly FOCUSED on the job at hand.

Mind you, I am NOT accusing anyone of being preoccupied. This is merely my own personal, humble, and albeit vitally important opinion, and that is for any procedure - even an ingrown hangnail.

[edub20]

That awkward moment when the Dr. ask you if you wanna feel the tube he is going to cut...

[JaMak84]

It's all fun and games till you have a "runner" and the doc has to go fishing around in the ole bean bag to find it
MOTHER "@#$%#"! PASS THE WHISKEY!