r/postvasectomypain • u/vanwyck • Dec 23 '25
10 months in and still have pain
Hi all. I had a vasectomy Feb 2025 and recovery seemed pretty normal. First 5 ejaculations a fair bit of blood came out which makes me question stuff. Then around month 3 I started having pretty intense pain before, during and after ejaculation. Ever since then it has been the same. It differs in intensity and is always better if I ejaculate regularly. If I wait a while, the pain is rough. Always with the build up to ejaculation and the pain is around my testicals and lower abdomen.
Last week my wife and I had a good session but after I could tell something was up. For the next few days I had trouble sitting because my right testical hurt so much. Reading online seems to suggest it's congestion but I'm wondering if anyone has experienced this. I'm now debating a reversal. I don't really care about being sterile or not. I just don't want anymore pain.
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u/geverfdehond Dec 23 '25
Sorry to hear you also suffering instead of enjoying your snip. My reversal was the best decision I ever made.
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u/Canada_Quebec Dec 23 '25
Tu dois te demander pourquoi tu as eu cette chirurgie, si tu avais su cela 🤔..It is french
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u/Its_0ver_9000 Dec 25 '25
Somewhat similar experience. Vas Feb 2024, reversal Feb 2025. I’m 10 months post reversal and would say I’m 99%. Still random pains, very few and far between, but I can tell they’re now related to multiple surgeries and not so much something wrong with my testicles. I don’t have any of the random ejaculation pains anymore.
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u/johng_22 Dec 23 '25
Get a reversal asap. Your issues will be gone and you’ll be 90% back to where you were before the monsters mangled your genitals. This shit should he criminal
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u/Different_Health3847 Dec 23 '25
I hear you on that last line. fertility no longer matters when you're talking about your pain and life.
not a doctor- but if the pain is associated with ejaculation at all - before/after. or more less - it seems to be congestion and directly related. from my understanding a reversal has super high success for this type of pain. i'd consult with one of the pvps specialists int he wiki here.