Postcastration
Postcastration refers to the period of time following the surgical removal of the testicles, known as castration or orchiectomy, in male animals. This procedure is commonly performed for a variety of reasons, including population control, management of behavioral issues, and the treatment of certain medical conditions such as testicular cancer or trauma. The duration and characteristics of the postcastration period can vary depending on the species, age of the animal, and the specific surgical technique used.
During the immediate postcastration phase, animals may experience pain, swelling, and some degree of lethargy. Pain
Over time, as healing progresses, the more significant effects of castration become apparent. In many species,