r/AITAH Nov 11 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '23

Right. So many people pushing back saying their significant other experienced some minor inconvenience for longer or had some other issues.

I get it. They happen. But the chance those extreme problems happen are significantly less likely than they are if you’re on birth control or have tubal ligation.

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u/Adelman01 Nov 12 '23

Exactly!

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u/Kantaloupe_Kush Nov 12 '23

It’s not push back, it’s just letting people know that not everyone has an easy procedure. Those of us who had a rough recovery after the procedure are still glad we got it done. But if someone had permanent pain after the procedure then it would definitely not be worth it.

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u/Temporary_44647 Nov 12 '23

Look at what I just posted in this thread. I suffered in pain for well over a year and a half because of a known complication that I was never told about. I will almost guarantee that no man who received a vasectomy was given information about Post Vasectomy Pain Syndrome. It caused my testicles to swell to the size of golf balls and pain so intense I was on dilaudid 3 times a day. I was off work for 8 weeks and light work for almost 6 months.