Procedure Done
Hey all,
Like everyone I found Vasectomy Reversal and Post Vasectomy Pain too late, however both have been incredibly helpful and supportive knowing that I am not crazy and that other men suffer the same pain I have.
Going to Doctors and Family members with the pain and having them say it is in my head or just wait it out was too much for me, I found the backlog in the USA too great and Thailand seemed like the place to go since I was already familiar with the health system living there before and seeing that they can operate within a few days of a consult.
I had my vasectomy April 2nd 2026 (insurance covered it) in Massachusetts at Northeast Vasectomy. The doctor did not mention Post Vasectomy Pain at all and she is regarded as one of the best. It shows how shiesty the industry is.
I just got my reversal done at Praram 9 in Bangkok from Dr. Sutee. The total cost was 70k THB which is around 2.1k USD.
I was quoted at 250k THB at Vejthani and 350k THB at Bangkok Hospital, both had total anesthesia meaning I would be asleep and would require me spending one night. The consults for those two were 50 USD and at Praram 9 the consult was 25 USD.
I did my procedure under local anesthesia meaning I was awake the whole time. I would say it was definitely very painful, feeling pain in my balls and groin even up to my abdomen and inner thighs, however I was told it was successful as both the left and right side were connected. What made it even more painful was the left side Vas slipped when he cut it making him spend extra time and a second incision to find it. When I say pulling the vas was the most painful thing I have ever experienced, it might be an exaggeration but it definitely felt that way.
As I finished I was able to walk oddly enough easier than walking into the procedure. I had this weird thing happen with my hip that I felt pain for the 4 months after the vasectomy just walking. My balls would droop and I think it was my body guarding it. After the Reversal the pain went away immediately in the hips and legs. I feel that the Vas do not just play a reproductive role but also a structural with the testicles. I immediately did not have to guard my hip and felt I could walk fine right after the surgery. I have obviously played it safe by taking a taxi home and not doing anything strenuous, but I feel as close to my normal self as I have in the past 4 months in that regard.
I hope the best to all and I would definitely say my vasectomy was the worse decision in my life, it is far better to just use condoms, birth control or just abstain in general.