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chokonen888 wrote:Where is IPU?
Vasectomy
This procedure is available at urology clinics or through plastic surgery. It is an outpatient procedure and there is no need for hospitalization.</p><p>It is not covered by Japanese Health Insurance. Costs start around 100,000 yen. Vasectomy is called “pipe cut” (パイプカット) in Japanese.
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Taro Toporific wrote:Any university hospital with a urology department should be able to handle it.Vasectomy
This procedure is available at urology clinics or through plastic surgery. It is an outpatient procedure and there is no need for hospitalization.</p><p>It is not covered by Japanese Health Insurance. Costs start around 100,000 yen. Vasectomy is called “pipe cut” (パイプカット) in Japanese.
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http://japanhomestead.blogspot.jp/2012/04/pipe-cut.html
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kurogane wrote:Gimme 50 dollah I no make you hollah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![]()
Hey, Pinky. Good luck with that man.
Coligny wrote:or a good vet...
Taro Toporific wrote:Any university hospital with a urology department should be able to handle it.Vasectomy
This procedure is available at urology clinics or through plastic surgery. It is an outpatient procedure and there is no need for hospitalization.</p><p>It is not covered by Japanese Health Insurance. Costs start around 100,000 yen. Vasectomy is called “pipe cut” (パイプカット) in Japanese.
via Birth Control « Japan Healthcare Info
http://japanhomestead.blogspot.jp/2012/04/pipe-cut.html
https://github.com/gavinschultz/latex-a ... review.pdf
Russell wrote:Taro Toporific wrote:Any university hospital with a urology department should be able to handle it.Vasectomy
This procedure is available at urology clinics or through plastic surgery. It is an outpatient procedure and there is no need for hospitalization.</p><p>It is not covered by Japanese Health Insurance. Costs start around 100,000 yen. Vasectomy is called “pipe cut” (パイプカット) in Japanese.
via Birth Control « Japan Healthcare Info
http://japanhomestead.blogspot.jp/2012/04/pipe-cut.html
https://github.com/gavinschultz/latex-a ... review.pdf
And the tool they use for that a パイプカッター...
Salty wrote:Back in the day, we gave newborn calves the equivalent with very small but very strong rubber bands. In a couple of weeks those twins simply droped off. No doctor needed, and cheap....
Pinkerton wrote:hey everyone, serious post here. I am serious thinking about getting a vasectomy. Was looking for any advice. Any recommendations for doctors.
wagyl wrote:That would be the guy with the Qi. viewtopic.php?f=11&t=28466&start=420#p322181 I never bothered to follow upon whether it was successful. I don't think he ever maintained a relationship long enough to find out the results of any pregnancy test.
havill wrote:Pinkerton wrote:hey everyone, serious post here. I am serious thinking about getting a vasectomy. Was looking for any advice. Any recommendations for doctors.
In Japan or overseas? Either way, it's a relatively simple 30 minute out-patient procedure. Most urologists can do it. Google for 精管切除. Pretty hard to screw up: there are standardized tools they use for the procedure and they take a sample months afterwords to check that they were fully severed.
I've heard about these one-in-a-million cases were somehow the tubes years later manage to "reattach", but most physicians suspect what really happened in those cases is they didn't do the job properly in the first place and never did a follow up check of the sperm count.
They give you one Valium® etc to take prior to coming (and thus insist that someone else drive you there and home) and a local for the actual the procedure.
In America, it's usually covered by insurance (on the cynical rational that it's cheaper than childbirth), but not in Japan. Expect to pay around ¥150,000.
They may do a psyche screen and may reject/discourage you if you fit a high risk profile of not understanding the consequences (for example, too young, don't have kids & haven't been married for long). I did it after I had children and both my wife and I knew we had enough children for our family planning goals and both me and my wife were in our thirties, so I passed.
There is a long lecture about how the procedure is irreversible, but they're CYA-- for men, for the modern methods, if you have the money, there is a good chance it can be, but that IS expensive and there's no 100% guarantee. Now that I think about it, the lecture I got about it being irreversible was a lot like the lecture I got when I relinquished my U.S. citizenship.
Cyka UchuuJin wrote:i'll be happy to perform a quick snip like how we do it in russia...
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Cyka UchuuJin wrote:i'll be happy to perform a quick snip like how we do it in russia...
Careful. She uses her teeth.
wagyl wrote:But it is where those teeth are that make it so interesting.
Now that we have answered to the OP's satisfaction, I suppose we can post the other alternatives.
http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Inter ... th_a_Nullo
http://gawker.com/i-still-unload-this-m ... 1645409616
yanpa wrote:Surely the answer is in the OP's signature: "I can't believe I ate the whole thing!".
Cyka UchuuJin wrote:omg how did i miss a thread like this??!
just come round mine, pink. i'll sort you right out. i'll just put the fear of god into you about using condoms in japan and if that don't work, i'll be happy to perform a quick snip like how we do it in russia...
Pinkerton wrote:wagyl wrote:But it is where those teeth are that make it so interesting.
Now that we have answered to the OP's satisfaction, I suppose we can post the other alternatives.
http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Inter ... th_a_Nullo
http://gawker.com/i-still-unload-this-m ... 1645409616
Jesus Christ!
wagyl wrote:Pinkerton wrote:wagyl wrote:But it is where those teeth are that make it so interesting.
Now that we have answered to the OP's satisfaction, I suppose we can post the other alternatives.
http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Inter ... th_a_Nullo
http://gawker.com/i-still-unload-this-m ... 1645409616
Jesus Christ!
I think you are confused: Jesus Christ was the result of a virgin birth, but I don't think that makes him a nullo.
wagyl wrote:Actually you weren't too far wrong. Now this is something they didn't tell us in Sunday School!
Cyka UchuuJin wrote:a quick snip like how we do it in russia...
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