Is their a technical name for a man that has his testicles surgically removed in USA?
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The process of testicle removal is called castration and, even today, a man with both testicles removed can be referred to as a Eunich. However the practice is pretty rare now a days since harmes have pretty well gone the way of the dodo bird. \n\nAside from Eunichs tending the needs of a ruler's wives in a harem, there was a tendency many years ago to select boys in a choir with excellent voices and remove their testicles before puberty so their voices would not change. This too has tended to not be widely practiced any more.\n\nOtherwise, most men have two testicles and prefer to keep them both. However certain medical problems such as cancer or repeated rupture can result in the need to surgically remove one or both of them.
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Testicles are bought and sold all of the time.  People actually eat those things!!!  In some places they are called Rocky Mountain Oysters.
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He would be gender neutral.  Nutered male dogs are actually chemically castrated, different than a vasectomy.  Although if you want you can buy the poor guy some prosthetic testicles to make him look more male.\n\nWhen I went to my vet the last time they had a form you could fill out where you pick your breed and pick one of three choices, male, female, or nuter.  I don't know why but I lauged pretty hard when I saw that.  \n\nYou're dog's an "it" now!, give him a nickname like Pat or Jean or Mel!
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When I was in junior high, a guy in my class had to have surgery to have one of his testicles removed because it twisted in his scrotum, causing the testicle to lose blood flow and subsequently die.  When he came back to school, we all called him "Snips."
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A partial meniscectomy is a surgical procedure that is performed to remove a piece of torn cartilage in the knee joint. Arthroscopic surgery is often recommended if the torn meniscus is becoming bothersome to the patient.
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Now I've heard about money being given for what's in the testicles, but not the testes themselves.\n\nHope you weren't thinking to make a quick buck.... But maybe if you have a spare or something there might be a way you could donate the extra. ; )
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Referring to the pain a guy feels in the testicles after being sexually excited with no sexual "release" - usually after a heavy makeout session.  Easily cured by "releaving" yourself.\n\nHad it several times.  Three time in in High School after making out with a girl for an hour without it going anywhere.  Once after getting lap dances at a strip club and another just fooling around with my wife.
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Congratulations!\n\nYou have a do it yourself vasectomy!
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What's the useless skin attached to a penis called? A MAN
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Let's see....testicular? LOL
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doctor for surgery to remove cyst.
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During a vasectomy, the cords leading from the testicles to the prostate area is severed inside the scrotum. It is quite minor surgery really and usually done with just a local. \n\nOnce the cords are cut, it takes a few months to completely evacuate all the sperm from the upper part of the cords and the reservoir where semen is prepared for ejaculation. Once this has happened, normal sexual activity will still be possible as will ejaculation. all that is missing is the sperm itself. \n\nLater on, if the man needs to resume his sperm inclusion in his ejaculate, he can often have the vasectomy reversed. Although it is a bit trickier procedure, it too is pretty straightforward surgery. However, in the event the vasectomy cannot be reversed, as long as the testicles are functioning normally there are techniquse for extracting sperm more directly from the testicles. For further reading on the topic try the site below:
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Treatment\n\nIf the patient is asymptomatic or the symptoms are mild and infertility is not an issue, the condition can be managed by wearing an athletic supporter or snug-fitting underwear to provide the scrotum with support.\n\nSurgery\nIf the varicocele causes pain or atrophy, if it damages the testicle(s), or if the condition is causing infertility, surgery may be recommended. Most varicoceles can be corrected through a surgical procedure called varicocelectomy (i.e., surgically "tying off" the affected spermatic veins). The following methods are used.\n\nSurgical ligation usually requires general or reginal anesthesia. In this procedure, a 2- to 3-inch incision is made in the groin or lower abdomen, the affected veins are located visually, and the surgeon cuts the veins and ties them off above the varicocele to reroute the blood through unaffected veins. A incision in the groin (transinguinal) is commonly used and a lower abdomen (retroperitoneal) incision is used in patients with scar tissue from a prior varicocelectomy or hernia repair. Surgery can be performed on an in- or outpatient basis. The patient typically can resume light activity within a week and strenuous activity in about 6 weeks.\n\nEmbolization is a nonsurgical procedure that takes about an hour and a half. A small tube (catheter) is inserted into a small incision in the groin to block the flow of blood to the varicocele. Venography is used to highlight the varicocele on x-ray and to visually guide the catheter. The catheter is then used to push tiny coils into place to block the blood flow to the dilated vein. This eases the pressure, reduces enlargement, and restores normal circulation. Light sedation, sometimes called "twilight anesthesia," is used during the procedure; the patient does not lose consciousness. Stitches are not needed. Normal activity is usually resumed within 2 days.\n\nLaparoscopy is a technique in which the surgeon inserts a tiny camera attached to a long cylindrical tube into the abdominal cavity through a small incision. Using the camera to locate the varicocele, the surgeon then inserts other instruments through the same incision to isolate and tie off the dilated veins. This technique requires a smaller incision than surgical ligation and is sometimes regarded as less invasive. The laparoscope, however, can sometimes damage abdominal organs, which is not a risk factor in open surgery. The procedure takes about 2 hours and recovery about 2 days. \n\nNaturopathic Treatment\n\nA low fiber, highly refined diet—one that relies heavily on white flour products, sugar, and processed foods rather than fresh vegetables, whole grains, and fruits—is thought to be a contributing factor to varicocele formation. A lack of dietary fiber may slow down the bowels and contribute to constipation by hardening and drying the stool. Constipation stresses the pelvic floor by putting pressure on the veins when the bowels move. This repeated pressure strains the vessel walls and may damage vessel tissue.\n\nAnother contributing factor to varicocele formation is the lack of flavinoid-rich foods. Flavinoids, which are found in abundance in fresh vegetables and fruits, have been shown to contribute to the structural integrity of blood vessels.\n\nDiet Recommendations\n\n    * Include: Eat a "whole foods" diet that focuses on fresh vegetables and fruits (lots of richly pigmented berries to strengthen vessel walls); whole grains; fish and poultry; flax seed oil or other EFAs (essential fatty acids) found in fish oil, olive oil and nuts; and drink plenty of fresh water. Choose organically raised foods when possible.\n    * Avoid: Processed foods, fast foods, junk foods, animal fats, hydrogenated oils and margarine, sugar and white flour products, alcohol and caffeine.\n    * Extra fiber: Add 1 tablespoon psyllium seed husk fiber and/or 6 to 8 tablespoons flax seed meal and/or a cup oat bran daily to diet. Remember to increase wa
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Here's the REAL story:  It is derived from the word "testes".  In ancient Roman society, a man would swear by his balls that he's telling the truth.  In other words, "You can cut 'em off if I'm lying!"
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Removal of the foreskin.
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The removal of the testicles.  It's generally believed that it significantly reduces the sexual drive.
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He did, his name used to be Georgia. They left off the balls when he had the operation though.