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Misty_cder
02-25-2010, 12:15 PM
A few months ago, I got a vasectomy. After three kids we figured it was time. When I had the house to myself this past weekend, I got dressed and used a gaff. I noticed it was harder tuck and get everything in place for a smooth look. I'm wondering if anyone else had a similier problem after getting the procedure done?
Gillian
02-25-2010, 12:17 PM
Is there still some residual swelling down there? that may explain the situation
kaitlin
02-25-2010, 01:27 PM
Hey Girl, I too haven't been able to tuck since the "V" a few years ago. I know there wasn't any major change, just two snips and four little clamps, but it just wont stay now and gets a little sore if I hold him in with tight panties or tape, etc. for more than a half hour or so. ??? I don't know!
abigailf
02-25-2010, 02:12 PM
I never tried tucking before the V. But I haven't been able to tuck now in any real comfortable way. I figured I was just doing something wrong, but maybe it has to do with the V.
Anna_S
02-25-2010, 02:46 PM
My vasectomy was done by a huge guy with massive hands. He talked about playing rugby while he did it. Never been the same since, very saggy. have run away and demanded someone with small delicate hands.
That was 14 years ago. I remember trying to sit comfortably the afternoon I got out of hospital, with nothing to watch on TV but a football match - I think it was France v Czech republic. Very boring. Never saw the point of football.
Anyway - I've only been tucking and taping for the last year or so. So I've no idea if I'm doing it right. It's comfortable - better than the boys dangling down and getting sat on every now and then. But I can't get a decent smooth line.
Hope this post doesn't break any rules. If it does sorry, humble apologies.
Helen_Highwater
02-25-2010, 08:21 PM
I had the big V some years ago but I don't think long term it's effected my ability to tuck.
What will happen of course is there will be a slight tightening of the skin as a result of the scars from the stitches which may feel different at first. All I can advise is keep the faith, persevere and it should come good over time.