Severe Pain After Tucking

[Guest jazz92]

i not really sure where to put this but for the past 2 days i have had severe pain in my left testicle after i was tucked for about 6 hours and it get worse when i move my penis i'm just wondering whether it's common to have it after tucking or if it could be testicular torsion.

any help is greatly appreciated.

[Guest tori319]

This is the reason I'm kind of scared of tucking I don't want to do anything wrong.

[Guest chngnwnd]

That doesn't sound normal. I have been tucked for that long many times with no discomfort. I hope you did not hurt yourself.

hugs

Bobbi

[Guest CalvinFTM]

i not really sure where to put this but for the past 2 days i have had severe pain in my left testicle after i was tucked for about 6 hours and it get worse when i move my penis i'm just wondering whether it's common to have it after tucking or if it could be testicular torsion.

any help is greatly appreciated.

Hi Jazz, I'm no expert, but I think with matters of health it's always safest to call a doc. Be well, hope everything's ok!

[Guest Melissa 67]

i not really sure where to put this but for the past 2 days i have had severe pain in my left testicle after i was tucked for about 6 hours and it get worse when i move my penis i'm just wondering whether it's common to have it after tucking or if it could be testicular torsion.

any help is greatly appreciated.

I tryed it once myself and I couldn't do it, and it even hurt a bit so I gave up on it. Anyway there is a member here that was talking about it before and she said that it sould just fit into the cavity it's supposed to go into without out any pain or discomfort. That's all I know about it, but Maybe you should stop doing it until you get the problem checked out.

Love

Melissa 67

[Paula ult]

Jazz hon,

You could have a torsion, twisted testicle, you should have it checked out by a doctor, it is not normal to have severe pain after tucking, especially after 2 days.

Paula

[Guest KimberlyF]

Jazz hon,

You could have a torsion, twisted testicle, you should have it checked out by a doctor, it is not normal to have severe pain after tucking, especially after 2 days.

Paula

I know someone who got that working on a moving van, and it was my first guess because of that. Jazz, you're not outing yourself if that's an issue.

Kim

[Guest jazz92]

hey guy's i had a fun day at the hospital and it was testicular torsion and i am one down but it's not so bad as i'll only have to pay half on a orchiectomy

[Guest Maria (Hilda)]

Good to know you're ok now and in high spirits

hugs! -hugs-

[Guest jazz92]

thanks i wanted them to take the other but they wouldn't.

hugs

[Guest KimberlyF]

thanks i wanted them to take the other but they wouldn't.

hugs

They take this silly oath not to destroy what they consider healthy tissue. I know a TS woman with prostate cancer where there was a risk of testicular cancer anyway but they wouldn't take them out. Seriously? You're already on the table and this will take away that risk for good. And she sure as heck didn't want them.

Kim

[Guest ~Brenda~]

Tucking should never cause pain.

Tucking properly is absolutely painless.

Even if one does experience pain while tucking, just stop. No permanent damage will be suffered when tucking.

Take your time, and be patient. You will find that tucking is as natural and easy as putting on your socks.

When you achieve that, and you understand what I mean, then you have tucking down.

I have a tucking topic in the MTF forum. Pleas read it, because it comes from my direct experience.

I have mastered tucking.

Love

Brenda

[Guest the orange squid]

Hmm---I'm wondering something. People say painless, and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methods_of_passing_as_female#Tucking agrees (so it must be true! *g*), but, I'm unfortunate enough to have somewhat larger testes than average (it's gotten its fair share of comments from significant others, seriously). My experience is this:

1) tucking carefully is quite tolerable. No pain, but after a while I used to get a "blue testicles" sort of feeling.

2) Starting with shorter lengths of time being tucked made that discomfort not a big issue. A little tylenol when needed on occasion, and after tucking for longer periods, here I am able to stay tucked the whole day without issue. In fact, not being tucked feels a little uncomfortable now, because I think I'm no longer as used to my genitals banging against my leg when I move.... hah.

3) Wearing both thong-type undies as a gaff (with the back strip pulled into a bunch held w/ a ponytail holder to make it tight) with boyshorts overtop helped keep things from shifting (which they would do without the boyshorts, or if I used the pantyhose-waistband-looped-through-length-of-hose-leg gaff I've seen online instead of the combo), which cut down on soreness. Not sure if maybe things just settled into a "better" part of the inguinal canals or not.

Anyway, just thought I'd share, in case anyone else comes across this thread and was wondering!