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i never fixed them, i just made things worse.
Megathread SRS and GRS surgeons and associated horrors - the medical community of experimental surgeons, the secret community of home butchers
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Doing the Lord's work.
Lady Farishta
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um what the fuck, why are there so many of them, and finally, why the fuck are they standing around naked in public???!!!
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What’s the orange thing he’s holding? Like a crisp or something? It looks like that orange tonsil stone from way back in the thread that got closed out of a ditch
Also many companies have. I know every company I e worked for in the last few years or had dealings with to the point I’ve used their SOPs had gender identity enshrined in the anti discrimination policy. It’s like legislation by stealth
they think it’s like plugging a new mouse in, or switching the character creator options in a game. Just plug it in, download the latest driver update and off you go!
Anondorf
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There's already a Eunuch Community thread.
behindyourightnow
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Here's a paper from earlier this year about phalloplasty complications. A big statewide study using anonymized data from across California tracked 475 post-phallo patients and found 55.3% had complications that required them to present at a hospital or surgery facility.
(So, that's not all reported complications, it's just counting ones where patients had to get further medical treatment at certain types of facilities. The authors also note that they probably missed a lot of out-of-state complications among non-residents.)
Almost a third of patients had complications that required an emergency room visit. Over a third required re-intervention at an ambulatory surgery center:
This part refers to complications that were treated in ambulatory surgery centers (note the numbers don't include planned follow ups such as implant surgery, only unplanned complications):
Since the data was collected between 2009 and 2019, I also wonder if things have gone downhill since then. The caliber of surgeons seems to be going down over time as the demand increases and the money gets easier and easier.
From the discussion:
Remember, gender-affirming surgery is backed by all major medical organizations as the number one life-saving treatment, and anyone who stands in its way is guilty of genocide. Sure, no one has actually bothered to study outcomes before, but that's irrelevant, because we have the divine revelation of TRANS JOY to guide us to the truth.
The full paper is kind of hard to access, so let me know if you want me to copy/paste more of it (or alternatively, if you find a full copy online that doesn't require special access)
(So, that's not all reported complications, it's just counting ones where patients had to get further medical treatment at certain types of facilities. The authors also note that they probably missed a lot of out-of-state complications among non-residents.)
Almost a third of patients had complications that required an emergency room visit. Over a third required re-intervention at an ambulatory surgery center:
There were 253 patients (53.3% of 475 patients with
RLNs) with subsequent re-presentations related to phalloplasty complications: 24 inpatient readmissions (5.1% readmission rate), 150 ED encounters (31.6%), and 169 AS encounters (35.6% reintervention rate).
Among ED encounters, the most common diagnoses
were lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS), urinary retention, or issues related to urinary drainage catheters (47.3%), followed by UTI or pyelonephritis (30.7%), and wound-related complications including cellulitis and abscess (20.0%). We also identified 17.3% of ED encounters associated with psychiatric illness as a primary diagnosis or as a secondary diagnosis if the primary diagnosis was a phalloplasty-related complication. Other phalloplasty-related reasons for presentation to the ED included postoperative fever and sepsis, postoperative pain, and bleeding and hematoma.
This part refers to complications that were treated in ambulatory surgery centers (note the numbers don't include planned follow ups such as implant surgery, only unplanned complications):
In terms of subsequent AS encounters, the most
commonly associated procedure codes were for cystoscopic and endoscopic procedures as well as urinary catheter placement or exchange (grouped together, representing 53.3%), closely followed by urethral revision/reconstruction (50.9%). There were 43 diagnosis codes for fistula and 56 diagnosis codes for stricture associated with all included encounters from the AS dataset. Other procedure codes represented included tissue transfer, excision, or debridement; testis revision; scrotum revision; and removal or replacement of penile prosthesis.
Since the data was collected between 2009 and 2019, I also wonder if things have gone downhill since then. The caliber of surgeons seems to be going down over time as the demand increases and the money gets easier and easier.
From the discussion:
To our knowledge, this is the first study to methodically
examine phalloplasty outcomes, including complications, representation, and re-intervention in a large population-based study.
Remember, gender-affirming surgery is backed by all major medical organizations as the number one life-saving treatment, and anyone who stands in its way is guilty of genocide. Sure, no one has actually bothered to study outcomes before, but that's irrelevant, because we have the divine revelation of TRANS JOY to guide us to the truth.
The full paper is kind of hard to access, so let me know if you want me to copy/paste more of it (or alternatively, if you find a full copy online that doesn't require special access)
Apustajan apustaja
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If she wants to get someone pregnant outside of a lab she will need a working prostate too. Getting that hooked up would be a nightmare. It seems all trans people skip biology class.
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This one sentence pretty much sums up the entire thread
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Odd question, but I have to ask...how the hell do these guys actually pass urine? If they get their penises removed, that is most of their urethra as well, and the way that male anatomy works, the urethra is angled as it leads from the bladder with peristalsis of the urethral sphincter to move urine along.
How is this done to make sure that what remains of the urethral orifice does not scar itself shut?
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TBH they'd still somehow ruin their balls with the pencils, they would shove a bunch of pencil leads in there or something until a doctor is obliged to do the nullo for you.
Folsom Street Fair?
lmao even after they get phallo a solid 1/6th of patients were still so suicidal they ended up in the ED for that as either the primary or secondary problem that made them come in? Life-saving care, yeah, right. There's no evidence to suggest troons of any breed are happier after SRS. And even if that evidence was there - nice and clear - that SRS improved troon mental health, I would still hesitate to endorse SRS, because of all the physical complications. I wouldn't follow an antidepressant therapy or procedure if it had a 55% chance of sending me back to the hospital within a year and a 15% of not working at all, would you? (The closest IRL thing I can think of is maybe ECT, but its safety record, efficacy, and risk of physical side effects are really good compared to SRS. And only the worst-off patients are even considered for it.)
suprapubic catheter apparently. OH you mean MTFs. I think their problem is more related to incontinence, pooners tend to have retention and problems passing urine.
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My interest is piqued. I can’t begin to imagine the psychology behind a gay man doing that. Psychotic doesn’t cut it.
Bloo
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Why does she look like that?? Is it just a very unfortunate looking face or something else?She looks like she’s made of dough.Anyway, I was out of this thread for a while so I missed this picture:
Yes she looks like a baby, but I'm also struck by her extreme manifestation of the "doughy skin" phenomenon:
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Fluid retention and her lymph system is probably fucked.
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You see, some of us don't know English properly.
True & Honest Fan
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S&M, as I understand it. You know those psychopathic bastards at WPATH who Reduxx found on The Eunuch Archives, writing fapfic about castrating men and little boys? Well, there's someone for everyone out there.
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Well, have a gander at some of their stories:
If you don’t want to read about slave auctions and med being castrated, do not click this.
Sangria Nigger
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Topaz Eyes
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The Eunuch community thread also has nullos in it.
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IDK maybe I'm in a minority here, but I'm not too bothered by these guys. Obviously they're mentally ill degenerates, but they're also sticking to their own very insular communities and for the most part don't seek "validation" from other people, and I haven't heard of "nullos" trying to force themselves into women's spaces or demanding that OBGYNs look at their origami'd genitalia. This fetish has been around for a loooooooong time (I'd argue it predates institutionalized troonery by a long shot) and they have certainly inhabited their own online spaces since the 90's.
Stargazer's Dream
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Oh my God. She look like that ugly baby toy from toy story.
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From what I've gathered, they're usually the turbo-coomers that have done so many extreme sex acts that castrating themselves became their ultimate fetish. Kind of like the gooner-to-troon pipeline where they're actually relieved by the loss of libido caused by estrogen/orchiectomy.