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The Day Before Your Procedure
Instructions for eating and drinking before your surgery
The Day of Your Procedure
What to bring with you
What to expect
Once you arrive at the hospital, doctors, nurses, and other staff members will ask you to state and spell your name and date of birth many times. This is for your safety. People with the same or similar names may be having procedures on the same day.
You will get general anesthesia (medication to make you sleepy) to put you to sleep during the procedure. Your doctor will make a very small incision (surgical cut) in your scrotum (the pouch of skin holding your testes). They will examine your testes using a tiny microscope and remove small pieces of tissue from your testes. Then, your doctor will close the incision with sutures (stitches).
You will have a bandage (mummy wrap) around your scrotum and scrotal support to hold the dressing in place.
After Your Procedure
You will recover in the Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU). When you wake up, you will be discharged home or brought back to your hospital room, if you’re in the hospital for other reasons.
At home
You may have mild pain and tenderness in your scrotum for a few days. You will get a prescription for pain medication. Take it as directed by your doctor.
You may also have mild bruising (a “black and blue” appearance) on your scrotum. Your penis and scrotum may be swollen. This is normal and should go away over the next week.
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* On the same day, the extract will be explored for any viable sperm and will be frozen.