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All Forums > Sex Talk > Sex Talk Forum Page 66 > Too young for a vasectomy, WTF??
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TdHtXs
New Member

5 Posts
8/00
Posted - Aug 4 2000 : 10:05PM
I went to my physician the other day to get a referral to see a specialist for a vasectomy (sp?). Anyhow, the nurse was suppose to talk to the doctor and call me back with the day and doctor the operation would be done. Instead, she calls me back and says the doctor will not give me a referral because of my age. He doesn't even know my situation or anything.
I have a 2.5yr old daughter, I'm 22, and going through a divorce. I never wanted to get married anyways...long story. BUT, I know for a fact that I will not want any more children until I'm married again.....30's or so. By then I'm sure I will have slept with 50 or so women. If not that many women it will be a lot of times, I like / need sex That's a lot of chances someone can get pregnent. And I don't want to bring another child into this world / more child support, etc...
I'd rather pay the thousand or whatever it costs to have the operation reversed when I'm ready for more kids.
I'm wanting to know how I can get this doctor to give me a referral? Should I lie and say I have 2 kids and engaged to a woman with 2 of her own and one by me???? I got to get this operation done! I will fill so much better knowing that there is no way I can get anyone pregnant. Yes, I use condoms.
Thanks for any advice!
Jonathan
biggun
Member

outthere
67 Posts
7/00
Posted - Aug 4 2000 : 11:06PM
hmm, interesting. i agree with the drs. too many decisions are made that people regret. btw, not all vasectomies are reversible--depends on how much scar tissue you get. i thik you may have to hunt to finid a dr that will do that. but, imho, use a condom--not only is it reversible, it is a helluva a lot safer. but then again, STD's ar a great way to get sterile--can't get anyone pregnant if your willy rots off! lol!
Darkmage
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State of Denial
328 Posts
11/99
Posted - Aug 5 2000 : 8:23PM
Let me get this straight... You're 22, and you're going through a divorce right now, and you have decided to undergo a medical procedure on the off chance that condoms won't be enough?
My advice is to relax, wrap that rascal, and wait for at least a year AFTER your divorce before you start making permanent choices like that.
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dirtyolddvd
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East Coast
11 Posts
11/99
Posted - Aug 6 2000 : 12:45AM
TdHtXs
Sorry, I think the Doctor is right. I had mine when I was in my later 20's and I took over a year to make up my mind. I was happily married and had several children already. I still had to get my wife's permission to have the procedure. She even had to come to the education sessions with me. It's not only the situation that is causing the Doctor to not refer you, it is your age (as you already know).
Having the operation reversed is not as easy as you may think. It is long and incrediblely painful. No one in their right mind would go through with it. IMHO
You still have a lot of living to do. I know that's a sh!tty response, but it's true.
You can find some Doctor to refer you somewhere, but after that you have to find the Urologist to preform the outpatient operation. Another problem.
Oneloa
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848 Posts
2/00
Posted - Aug 6 2000 : 3:16AM
I agree too... You have several years left to have kids. Don't get the operation just to avoid pregnancy. That's why we have condoms! At 22... it's too young! You are likely to change your mind... at least leave yourself the option.
 
Pablo
Member

CA USA
72 Posts
11/99
Posted - Aug 7 2000 : 12:09PM
I've a friend who had it done for his 23rd birthday. He had a great deal of difficulty finding a doctor willing to do it, he finally had to make a deal with the doctor to go to counseling before the doctor would agree to it. The doctor wanted the counselor's feedback before agreeing to it. That was 17 years ago and he's never regretted it. BUT, he never wanted kids to begin with, neither did his girlfriend (with whom me still lives), so the option of reversing it was never an issue.
I had heard several years ago, of a procedure that someone had developed that basically plugged the vas deferens rather than actually snipping it. Later, the "plug" could just be removed. This was just in the testing stages back then (it's been 10 years at least), don't now what ever became of it.
Good luck
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