Re: Group recommended

[Guest guest]

Hello

I'm not sure about being asexual among other group members but I am myself. I

don't think it is all that uncommon of a situation for people like us.

I pray that you are safe in your country and hope that life quickly returns

to some form of normalcy for all of those in your country.

H

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From: <shirokumajapan@...>

Sent: Mon, March 21, 2011 6:12:59 PM

Subject: Group recommended

I am new to the group, it was recommended as a place to get information about

hormonal issues.

Not sure though.

I am in Japan, so a lot of the drugs etc people suggest are not yet approved for

use here.

My issue though is simple I have had both testicles removed for chronic pain

issues caused by nerve damage from previous surgeries to correct a torsion issue

(bilaterally). I had one out in June 2007 and the other out in October 2010. My

preop T level in October was 271 (I am 32) thus I had low T and never really

knew it. I am thinking that both testicles had been damaged for some time and I

only found out the left was failing the day before surgery to remove it.

I am on T by injection, no gel here. Also the T comes in ampules, thus I am

stuck at the moment with doses of 125mgs or 250mgs. 250mgs is a rollercoaster

and 125mgs is enough for my daily life but not if I am under a lot of stress or

have a physical job. I no longer get T tests done as they are pretty pointless.

Chasing a number proved to be impossible with the injection method as well as

the rage issues proved to be hell on the family.

Married with one son, if it matters to anyone as people always ask about the sex

issues, my wife had a radical hysterectomy in April 2010 and can no longer have

intercourse, we had been sexless since our son's conception anyway.

[Guest guest]

So they give you the shot you can't do it your self because you can load needles

and keep them until you need your next shot. I am betting you can get by on the

125 mgs shot if you can keep track of your Estradiol levels when they go up to

high we feel agitated. I don't know if you can get meds but there is Zinc with

Copper and Indolplex/DIM that will help keep this down.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: <shirokumajapan@...>

> Subject: Group recommended

>

> Date: Monday, March 21, 2011, 7:12 PM

> I am new to the group, it was

> recommended as a place to get information about hormonal

> issues.

>

> Not sure though.

>

> I am in Japan, so a lot of the drugs etc people suggest are

> not yet approved for use here.

>

> My issue though is simple I have had both testicles removed

> for chronic pain issues caused by nerve damage from previous

> surgeries to correct a torsion issue (bilaterally). I had

> one out in June 2007 and the other out in October 2010. My

> preop T level in October was 271 (I am 32) thus I had low T

> and never really knew it. I am thinking that both testicles

> had been damaged for some time and I only found out the left

> was failing the day before surgery to remove it.

>

> I am on T by injection, no gel here. Also the T comes in

> ampules, thus I am stuck at the moment with doses of 125mgs

> or 250mgs. 250mgs is a rollercoaster and 125mgs is enough

> for my daily life but not if I am under a lot of stress or

> have a physical job. I no longer get T tests done as they

> are pretty pointless. Chasing a number proved to be

> impossible with the injection method as well as the rage

> issues proved to be hell on the family.

>

> Married with one son, if it matters to anyone as people

> always ask about the sex issues, my wife had a radical

> hysterectomy in April 2010 and can no longer have

> intercourse, we had been sexless since our son's conception

> anyway.

>

>

>

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