Re: sound sensitivity/hearing body noises/eyeballs bouncing

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I'm not sure if you are asking me this, but I have never taken testosterone injections, so not sure. I wouldn't think 1 month would mean much, some people do a 3 months cycle of it at a time. But with our problems, who knows.

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I got tinnitus about 6 years ago after a 6 week trial of Welbutrin which my Dr.

had me try in addition to the Prozac I was taking. I quit because of the

tinnitus it gave me but the tinnitus never went away.

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> Me too, tinnitus most of the time. I used to LOVE concerts, listening to music

on headphones, movies. I cant do anything of the sort and carry earplugs with

me. They dont work that well : (

> I have not taken any antidepressants for years, and have been off xanax for

probably about three years now. This all started many years ago and has just

gotten worse. It seems like it has worsened since i started running regularly,

about 9 months ago. My sexual dysfunction has improved...but this drives me

nuts!

> lisa

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> To: " SSRIsex " <SSRIsex >

> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 11:27 AM

> Subject: Re: sound sensitivity/hearing body noises/eyeballs bouncing

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> Hi , I can hear my heart beat in my ears now too. I can't stand loud

noises anymore too, it makes me physically ill.  Loud noises make me dizzy and

make my heart beat fast and then I get a headache and vertigo. I also have

tinnitus (constant ringing in the ear). I just had the tinnitus on occasion

during my first withdrawal attempt, but then I went to a loud rock concert and

my ears have been ringing non-stop since. I advise you stay away from loud noise

and loud concerts so you don't ruin your life like I have.

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[Guest guest]

I'll preface this by saying I'm not a doctor. However, I read a lot and

biological issues are interesting to me.

In theory, taking testosterone replacement for a month would not have a huge

risk associated with it in terms of future reproductive risk. If it did, none

of the baseball players from the 90's would have kids. Long term testosterone

replacement causes fertility issues and hypogonadism because the serum

testosterone levels are at or above where they're supposed to be, so the brain

tells your balls to turn off until they're needed again. Since serum

testosterone is being supplied exogenously, they're not ever needed again,

really. So long term testosterone replacement causes the testes to shrink, and

can cause permanent damage and chronic hypogonadism.

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>  If I took testosterone injections for 1 month, would that be a big risk

considering I

>  am 25 and it could surpress my body from producing testosterone naturally.

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> To: " SSRIsex " <SSRIsex >

> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 12:27:38 PM

> Subject: Re: sound sensitivity/hearing body noises/eyeballs bouncing

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> Hi , I can hear my heart beat in my ears now too. I can't stand loud

noises anymore too, it makes me physically ill.  Loud noises make me dizzy and

make my heart beat fast and then I get a headache and vertigo. I also have

tinnitus (constant ringing in the ear). I just had the tinnitus on occasion

during my first withdrawal attempt, but then I went to a loud rock concert and

my ears have been ringing non-stop since. I advise you stay away from loud noise

and loud concerts so you don't ruin your life like I have.

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