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Sports fans have a way of reengineering life to accommodate their love for the game, and Vas Madness is among the most creative phenomena to that end. The event was founded as a solution to two needs: undergoing a vasectomy (male sterilization) and scheduling it so you can heal while watching several days of the NCAA tournament, or the Final Four.
But schedule soon: More than half a million men opt to undergo a vasectomy annually, and in March, that number climbs – by as much as 50%, ESPN has reported.
You decide: A vasectomy is an out-patient procedure that takes 15 to 30 minutes. Patients return home the same day and can expect some achiness in their scrotum for a week or so, but it shouldn’t sideline them from the games. In fact, your urologist will give you an official pass to sit on your couch for the first 48 hours.
Indeed, men are advised to avoid heavy lifting and exercise for up to five days after the surgery. That’s a pretty good setup for relaxing on the couch with a bag of frozen peas, waiting for the tip-off.
So yes, if you’re thinking about a vasectomy but could never find the “right” time to schedule the appointment, this may be it – perhaps ahead of Selection Sunday on March 12 and the First Four games in Dayton, Ohio, on March 14 and 15.
Like preparing your bracket, you should plan ahead for the vasectomy. Here are some helpful tips:
Lastly, if you’re thinking about getting a vasectomy and want to be part of the Vas Madness movement, we advise you schedule it soon – before you start strategizing your brackets. This will ensure you get a “seat” in front of the games that matter most to you.
Then plan your Vas Madness celebration. Decorate your place with “Vas Break” signs and load up on frozen peas to sooth your sore spot. Have a virtual party with other Vas Madness fans. And heck, share your images. We’d love to celebrate with you.
The Urology Group is happy to answer your questions about vasectomies. You can request an appointment online HERE or call 513-841-7400.
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