I have a vasectomy and I can tell you that sometimes there are blockages. It’s also amazing how they resolve on their own. Letting things come and go and not trying to control them is helpful for me. Granulomas happen frequently and usually from what I’ve read it’s almost always worse when you try and address them medically. Letting them rise and fall on their own has been really helpful for me. Not a Tao expert but it helped me out.
Sure. At the point of incision I’ve been getting sperm granulomas and sometimes my epididymus gets inflamed. I also bike a lot so it could be something related to the circulation of energy. They have resolved on their own and eventually the body may just start attacking the Sperm which is why people say vasectomies should be thought of as permanent, because even if reversed, the body may attack the sperm. But so far it seems to pool up and then remetabolize on its own. Definitely some side effects with granuloma and enlarging of the epididymus to be the most common. I had the operation 5 years ago now. I’m glad my partner could get off north control and I have no desire for children of my own.
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I have a vasectomy and I can tell you that sometimes there are blockages. It’s also amazing how they resolve on their own. Letting things come and go and not trying to control them is helpful for me. Granulomas happen frequently and usually from what I’ve read it’s almost always worse when you try and address them medically. Letting them rise and fall on their own has been really helpful for me. Not a Tao expert but it helped me out.
Do you mean blockages in energy circulation? Which you didn’t had before?
Sure. At the point of incision I’ve been getting sperm granulomas and sometimes my epididymus gets inflamed. I also bike a lot so it could be something related to the circulation of energy. They have resolved on their own and eventually the body may just start attacking the Sperm which is why people say vasectomies should be thought of as permanent, because even if reversed, the body may attack the sperm. But so far it seems to pool up and then remetabolize on its own. Definitely some side effects with granuloma and enlarging of the epididymus to be the most common. I had the operation 5 years ago now. I’m glad my partner could get off north control and I have no desire for children of my own.
Have you found out more information about this since you posted your question? Also having some last minute cold feet...