I do not know you enough to give any specific advice but If you are interested in reading up on this I think Lycopodium clavatum and Arnica Montana can be a place to start. Both seem to have the potential to help but it is very complex and difficult to say.
Helios Homoeopathy is a good place with skilled and helpful people if you want to order something.
Take care of yourself. There's no rush to return to work. I would probably be off of work at least 3 months.Apparently I can expect quite a bit of pain and bruising, and it’ll be at least two weeks before I can go back to work, a month before I should do any sort of lifting.
In my case they cut me open above the pubic area, the growth had developed its own blood supply and that all had to be removed as well as the testicle. As far as pain was concerned, sure it was a little painful for a few days, but the discomfort was mainly around the incision. The testicle with the growth was removed and I had no issues with pain in the remaining one. I was back to work within 10 days or so (although I was in IT sales management so no heavy lifting.Had my pre-op assessment today. It was pretty straightforward, but I got some more info about what I can expect post-op.
I was wondering, @flashgordonv, if you wouldn’t mind; when you have the time, could you describe how things were for you after the procedure?
Apparently I can expect quite a bit of pain and bruising, and it’ll be at least two weeks before I can go back to work, a month before I should do any sort of lifting.
In my case they cut me open above the pubic area, the growth had developed its own blood supply and that all had to be removed as well as the testicle. As far as pain was concerned, sure it was a little painful for a few days, but the discomfort was mainly around the incision. The testicle with the growth was removed and I had no issues with pain in the remaining one. I was back to work within 10 days or so (although I was in IT sales management so no heavy lifting.
You may be surprised how resilient you are.It’s funny how the idea of a bit of pain is worse than the idea of what’s actually going to happen. Glad yours went smoothly.
If you don't mind me asking, what age range are you in @T.C. ? 30 - 40? 40 - 50?
Very sorry for what you are going through. Thinking about it makes me feel pain. Can't be good. You sound strong / stoic .