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So what do they do with the TESTICLES when SRS is over?

Started by Evolving Beauty, February 12, 2015, 12:03:06 PM

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Evolving Beauty

I always wondered what do they do with it once surgery is over. Do they throw it away or they use it for ftm's surgery or what do they do with it exactly?
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jfong

Throw it away, biohazard. Won't be able to use it for FTM, just like it won't be feasible to implant the uterus etc after FTM hysterectomy either.
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Tysilio

Typically, unwanted tissue and other waste materials are incinerated.
Never bring an umbrella to a coyote fight.
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AnonyMs

I wish I could find the link, but I remember reading about someone planning to make them into earrings.
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Jill F

Mine were biopsied just in case.  If they were found to be cancerous, then insurance would have paid 100% for the orchi.

It's too bad, I would have wanted them brassed so I could show everyone that I literally had brass ones.
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mac1

Quote from: Jill F on February 12, 2015, 02:57:22 PM
Mine were biopsied just in case.  If they were found to be cancerous, then insurance would have paid 100% for the orchi.

It's too bad, I would have wanted them brassed so I could show everyone that I literally had brass ones.
Brass Balls  :laugh: :laugh:
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Tysilio

I just checked, and apparently in most places it is legal for a patient to get their bits back after surgery; the hospital is likely to claim it's not, or that the bits are a biohazard, but if pressed, they'll do it.

Earrings would work, although they might end up being a bit heavy (you'd probably have to have them preserved in acrylic resin) but wouldn't it be more impressive to have them made into a paperweight?
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mrs izzy

Rocky Mt. Oysters comes to mind.

>:-)


No wait they are bull.

:o
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AbbyKat

Quote from: Evolving Beauty on February 12, 2015, 12:03:06 PM
I always wondered what do they do with it once surgery is over. Do they throw it away or they use it for ftm's surgery or what do they do with it exactly?

All I know is I'm going to do something amazing with mine. 

Afterwards, I'm going to make the most interesting DIY upcycling entry in the history of the interwebz.  'Cause as you probably already know, articles on repurposing human testicles are very scarce. 
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Tysilio

My local Asian market sells pigs' testicles. They're a nice size, and they'd look good mounted. Just sayin'
Never bring an umbrella to a coyote fight.
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kelly_aus

I'm planning on having mine bronze dipped, mounted and then sending them to my father with a note:

Dear Dad,

Here's a pair of balls. I have no need for them any more and you've always been short a pair.

Your loving daughter,
Kelly
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Jo-is-amazing

I am the self proclaimed Queen of procrastination
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Devlyn

I can bring home the scrotum      <guitar riff>
Fry it up in a pan                             <guitar riff>
Make it taste real good                  <guitar riff>
Like you knew it would!                 <guitar riff>

Because I'm asexual, not a woman or a man!

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Tysilio

Never bring an umbrella to a coyote fight.
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Jill F

Quote from: Ms Grace on February 12, 2015, 05:40:06 PM


Makes me think of the guy I used to work with who claimed to have 3 of them.  We called him "E.T." (after the Cheech and Chong bit) sometimes just to bust his... hehehe, never mind.  ;D
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Devlyn

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Beth Andrea

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LordKAT

Well, you do know how the Orangutan got his name,...don't you?
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