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Does anyone have experience with testosterone injections / testosterone therapy
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I had testosterone replacement I was on the low end in my 40’s. The replacement therapy worked well, however, I was diagnosed with PCa at 53.
coincidence? I’m not sure.
See a good urologist for guidance is my suggestion.
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@Raymond - this is interesting. I joined this site because my father has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. However, your response just caught my eye. I am 41 and have actually begun testosterone replacement therapy because my testosterone was below 200!
Is their correlation with prostate cancer and testosterone replacement therapy? The doctor (doctor at a hormone therapy clinic) was telling me it is safe because I was so low that they will just be getting me back to what normal is, nothing beyond that.
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My PC was the one who was hesitant to give me the replacement. Mine was a little bit higher than yours but not much. He referred his hesitancy to a doctor who had wrote an opinion paper saying there was a direct correlation of testosterone replacement and prostate cancer. I elected to do the replacement anyway.
My urologist on the other hand, when I asked him if the replacement had caused my PCa, stated that the opinion paper I was referring to was written by one doctor who had no scientific facts to back his opinion. My urologist said that the replacement probably did not cause my PCa.
I believe that it was just a coincidence that I was diagnosed PCa after a couple years of doing the replacement. PCa feeds off testosterone; did it hurt me? I have no idea, there is no way to determine that.
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Hello everyone,
How are you today? 😊
Have you had a chance to check out this ongoing discussion? It could be interesting to gain some insights from some of our new members.
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I know it's been a while, but I’ve had a bit of experience with testosterone therapy, and I have to say, it can make a difference. At first, I was skeptical, but after doing some research, I decided to give it a shot. I noticed more energy, a better mood, and even improved workouts.
But, and this is important, working with a doctor who knows their stuff is critical. They can help determine the correct dosage and monitor things for you. I found some good info at the Canadian Steroids Shop that might help. Everyone's body is different, so what works for one person might not work for another.
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Hi @ChadGregory,
Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s great to hear that it had such a positive impact on your energy and workouts. Starting a new treatment can definitely feel like a big step, so I’m glad it worked well for you. 😊 Did you have to adjust the dosage or try different options to find what worked best for you?
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I made the decision to have my proste removed and it was not an easy time... just as hard as finding out you had prostate cancer... I was advised by my doctors the surgery was the best option because of my age and the harmful affects of radiation longterm. For me, once I made the decision, I did have the peace of mind knowing that the actual cancer was "removed" instead of just treated... which, I guess, did give me some sense of comfort.
The biggest issue for me once the surgery was done and I was on the road to recovering was the effects it had on me emotionally/psychologically, which many people in my opinion overlook. I encourage anyone and everyone, when diagnosed with prostate cancer, before and after treatment and during, to seek psychological help... there is nothing wrong with it. Medications, counseling, and just talking about your feelings can help tremendously. Do not hold it all in and try to battle the anxiety and depression because this diagnosis will affect you, no matter how strong you may consider yourself to be.
The sexual effects treatment has on you will also affect you mentally, because your sexual ability and ability to have kids will likely be affected. Your performance ability can be likely fixed, but it can still affect you mentaly. Take care of yourself.
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I made the decision to have my proste removed and it was not an easy time... just as hard as finding out you had prostate cancer... I was advised by my doctors the surgery was the best option because of my age and the harmful affects of radiation longterm. For me, once I made the decision, I did have the peace of mind knowing that the actual cancer was "removed" instead of just treated... which, I guess, did give me some sense of comfort.
The biggest issue for me once the surgery was done and I was on the road to recovering was the effects it had on me emotionally/psychologically, which many people in my opinion overlook. I encourage anyone and everyone, when diagnosed with prostate cancer, before and after treatment and during, to seek psychological help... there is nothing wrong with it. Medications, counseling, and just talking about your feelings can help tremendously. Do not hold it all in and try to battle the anxiety and depression because this diagnosis will affect you, no matter how strong you may consider yourself to be.
The sexual effects treatment has on you will also affect you mentally, because your sexual ability and ability to have kids will likely be affected. Your performance ability can be likely fixed, but it can still affect you mentaly. Take care of yourself.
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Does anyone here suffer with any low testosterone?
I recently tested lower than normal for my age, by what seems to be a pretty significant amount. Doctor says testoterone therapy will help me feel better and give me more energy and stamina (also help with weight loss long term)... has anyone had any experience? any thoughts or advice for those who has a history of prostate cancer?