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Post vasectomy complications
acschiropractic – I’m sorry you’re going through this – it sounds awful. Something is definitely wrong, and it is unknown to medical doctors at this point. Logically, scarring from the hematoma can contract, and potentially pull on nerves causing them to send signals to the brain that are interpreted as pain. This however is speculative at best. It could be related to an unknown viral infection that has caused the abnormal response to the hematoma. That more systemic perspective could explain the symptoms from higher up, but gain, this is speculative. Unmasking an existing, but latent autoimmune disorder is another possibility as you mentioned. Medications are also a possibility, but less likely. Since the nerve blocks of the peripheral nerves you mentioned (GN, LFCN, IH, II) helped, you could consider transecting some or all of them, but the abnormal reaction you have already demonstrated raises the concern that the response to neurectomy would be highly unpredictable. I would ask your post-vasectomy complication doctor about this possibility, and whether or not he knows anyone that does these frequently in your area. Hope this helps!