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Hello Group Members,

My name is Rob, and I just learned of your group. I'm currently experimenting
with the external hot water method of male contraception, and have a few
questions. My current practice is as follows:

Heat water in tea kettle, bring it into the bath-tub with me.
Fill ~16oz bowl with lukewarm water, and submerge my testicles
Add steaming hot water until it borders on painfully hot.
Using my fingers, keep my testicles submerged , adding more water every couple
of minutes to keep the temperature hot.
Remain in for 45 minutes.

I'm about 1 week in, and I think it's going well. My questions are:
1) How important is it to get an accurate water temperature read? Should I
purchase a thermometer? If so, what sort of thermometer would be best? A candy
thermometer? Cooking thermometer? Something else?

2) Have others who've experimented with this experienced greater sensitivity
upon removing the testicles from water? I find they feel quite tender and sore,
and appear distended, dragging down away from my body longer than usual.

3) Once this is through the three weeks- I'd like to take a sperm test to
determine my (in)fertility. I don't have insurance and am wondering, if anyone
has an idea, how much I might expect to pay for one in Virginia. Alternately,
how reliable are the fertility tests available over the counter? I understand
the SpermCheck has FDA approval based on its high reliability rate. Would that
be a safe means of testing?

4) On that note, what are the thresholds for diagnosed infertility? Under what
point may I reasonably assume infertility and forgo the use of alternate
contraceptives?

Thanks in advance for any help. I'm grateful for this group, and look forward
to learnging from the experience and knowledge of others here.

Best regards
Rob






Mon Jul 6, 2009 6:49 pm

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Hello Group Members, My name is Rob, and I just learned of your group. I'm currently experimenting with the external hot water method of male contraception,...
scsa822
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Jul 10, 2009
10:25 pm

Rob, here are some answers to your questions. Please contact me privately and I may be able to put you in touch with a lab that could help you with tests, at...
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Sep 2, 2009
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i think it is much better to get a vasectomy and not fool around with the hot water issue. i had a vasectomy myself and very happy with it.   ... From: rf9999...
Danny Newell
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Sep 18, 2009
1:40 am

Dear Rob, I would definitely get a thermometer. You will find that the water temperature drops quickly because, at least for one reason, your body temperature...
jp40177
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Sep 2, 2009
3:30 am

Rob, why don't you just get a vasectomy, you would be better off and don't have to do the heat method. i had a vasectomy myself at 20 years old and very happy...
Danny Newell
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Oct 30, 2009
1:16 am

Danny, I'm with you. I wished RISUG were available to me, but it's only in India, so I went with a vasectomy too. Tom From: malecontraceptives@yahoogroups.com...
Tom
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