mrt (imported) wrote: Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:11 pm For what its worth taking testosterone / androgens will cause shrinkage.

it's true

I have read many interesting posts and learned much in the past few weeks. I wonder if taking spiro or a stronger anti androgen might lead to some shrinkage of testicular mass? I have neutering as my goal,like others, but want to be impotent for a while before I get serious about castration. I ...

Hey all this is my first post and I have a few questions. I am currently on 100mg of Androcur everyday and I will be using Depo Provera as soon as it arrives in the mail. I am worried about osteoperosis and I was wondering if someone could tell me what dosage of estrogen to take to prevent it from ...

I think not

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I would like to shrink my penis to as small a size as possible. How can i do this? I have read about using witch hazel and white vitroil. Are there any formulations that I can buy or put together that will work. Thanks.



more than 12 months of chemical castration (depoprovera or androcur) can ...

What exactly is Tamoxifen and aestrogen?. Recently I have been feeling a slight pain under my nipples as well. Why exactly does this happen?. It almost feels like a slight bump but is it right below my nipple x. x;.



tamoxifen is an estrogen's antagonist

read this:

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I had taken Androcur for a total of 250 days. I varied the dosage from as low as 25 mg to as high as 200 mg/day.

During the last 50 days, I also supplemented with Tamoxifen, a counterpart of Androcur with Aestrogen to cut down on pain under my nipples.



sorry, I have no experience with ...

sorry if I don't explain my mind very well

now I try explain better what I mean


yes, I mean chemical castartion may be partially reversible, partially not:

impotence is reversible, sterility may be irreversible, depending how long the treatment with DP ore others drugs;



everyone know that ...

I would suggest that he meant also to say that long term use of DP or other T blockers can result in permanent atrophy of testicles, and essentially permanent chemically induced castration.



yes, sterility (ipotentia generandi) may be permanent, impotence (impotentia erigendi and impotentia ...