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The murderer in question had an enormous list of symptoms far beyond lingering testicle pain He described it like having a fever for three straight years, full body aches, chronic. Statpearls says about 1% to 2% of all men who undergo vasectomies will develop constant or intermittent testicular pain lasting greater than 3 months which is then defined as. Five months in, still significant pain Not necessarily always bad, but almost constantly uncomfortable I get flashes of pain sometimes, and a pulled muscle feeling in my scrotum I've met many in life that went through vasectomy and have heard a ton of stories, both with good recoveries and with bad ones like mine, yet i've never heard about permanent side effects. This is a place to share your experience with chronic pain caused by vasectomy, or to post links to stories about what it is like to have this problem Please focus on first person. This is odd to read because i had a vasectomy 3 years ago and have had dull, intermittent testicular pain ever since It feels like epididymitis but sometimes the pain goes up. At this time post vasectomy, you most likely have epididymitis (inflammed epididymis) or a sperm granuloma due to a sperm leak in the scrotum The pain you feel is most probably referred pain and will resolve with time, particularly if you don't have any significant swelling or other complication from the vasectomy. You are experiencing the body's reaction to the change in the dynamics of the flow of fluid from the testicles Think of it as a very small change in the pressure gradient. I am at the point of despair and pain since my reversal seems to have failed to resolve my pain that i may have to just embrace a bilareral orchiectomy to escape this nightmare.