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Is Testicular Pain Normal After Vasectomy?

Bryce, im 25. i weight just about 145 and im 5'4. i had a vasectomy on monday afternoon, and yesterday all of a sudden my testicals started to hurt since then they have been hurting. Is that common? or is can it be because i went back to work that same wed. I am a police officer but i do accident investgation. so not to much moving around
Mon, 23 Mar 2015
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Hi, Pain is normal after Vasectomy but it usually starts on the evening of the surgery. If there was no pain for first few days and then started on 4ht or 5th day after surgery, then it could be due to excessive movement or blood collection or rarely infection. I suggest you get it checked by your surgeon who can examine you and advice you the best.
I dont think there is anything to worry about but it would definitely be better to get it checked.
Take care,
Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.
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Is Testicular Pain Normal After Vasectomy?

Hi, Pain is normal after Vasectomy but it usually starts on the evening of the surgery. If there was no pain for first few days and then started on 4ht or 5th day after surgery, then it could be due to excessive movement or blood collection or rarely infection. I suggest you get it checked by your surgeon who can examine you and advice you the best. I dont think there is anything to worry about but it would definitely be better to get it checked. Take care, Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.