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> First, men a notoriously squeamish when it comes to their testicles. That's quite an inaccurate blanket statement. > Second, I'd expect the ultrasound to hu
by dgfitz 5y ago
> First, men a notoriously squeamish when it comes to their testicles.
That's quite an inaccurate blanket statement.
> Second, I'd expect the ultrasound to hurt.
Ultrasound treatments are actually used to treat pain. Maybe you have evidence of ultrasounds causing pain, but I can't find anything of the sort.
> Third, it will feel like gambling as the female partner doesn't really know whether all sperm is killed or whether she will end up pregnant.
Unprotected sex is always gambling, for BOTH parties, not just the female.
- iSnow 5y ago>Maybe you have evidence of ultrasounds causing pain Anecdotally, I had an ultrasound years ago and it was most certainly uncomfortable. The body of the testicles was fine, but moving over the epididymis wasn't that great. And no, no inflammation or anything.
- giantg2 5y agoTesticular ultrasound can hurt, but usually it's only an issue if there's an existing issue like infection or torsion.