Also keep in mind that low testosterone can lead to osteopina/ostoeporosis. After a couple years, you might want a bone density exam. Or at least take some supplemental calcium with vitamin D to minimize that risk. I take additional calcium as well as iron for the reason hkeunuch posted above. I ...

Yes, happy B-day, Moi. I love your posts and viewpoints.

I agree with Hash that most in the medical community are programed to only react to known and conventional things. Assuming that your goal here is to end up castrated. you'd probably find your various doctors wouldn't castrate you if you came right out and asked them to do it. So why would they do ...

Never saw that but have been to David Lee's Leecraft boat factory in Culman and had a special shopping trip to one of their local grocery stores that some of us still chuckle about today.

Thank you River. I'll definitely be online the same day as my surgery. Strangely enough (my gender therapist asked about it last week) I'm not excited. I see surgery as the logical conclusion to many months of effort and work, and a HUGE victory in my life. I think it's safer to say I'll be ...

How about answering your own question? If you didn't want to use the higher proof alcohol as it came from the bottle but wanted to dilute it to a lesser concentration, why wouldn't you have simply continued to use the lower concentration all along?

I used about half of a bottle of 100 proof vodka ...

FIrst thing I did when I saw your post about

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was tio find out if it was potable (drinkable and consumable) because some high proof or high percent alcohol products have added chemicals (they were made for science purposes)...

Damn ...

Marcy,

One other useful tip if you read this before your biopsy. Ask your doctor if he would install a drain during your surgery. I didn't have one during my biopsy- surgical on left side, needle on right. There was some swelling and bruising for a few days- maybe a week or so afterworlds. At the ...

I want to get T levels done more often than urologist does them but havnt gotten to a lab or the hospital to see what they cost out of pocket.



I see on the records from my insurance company that they pay $22 for my testosterone tests. Who knows what that figure would be if I was charged ...

I visited my Urologist to get my testosterone checked. However, he scheduled a biopsy this upcoming Thursday on my right testicle instead. He explained that he will pull my testicle through an incision in my right inguinal area. He did emphasize that the 2nd ultrasound detected a mass on both ...