I take small dosages of estrofem

It did not for me. Effects essentially the same. I did not want to be forever taking anti-androgen drugs. Maybe not a good thing. And, at some point it will be cheaper to be surgically castrated.

I had the doctor who castrated me pull the cords down before cutting my testicles off. Never did have any phantom pain.

After I was castrated by a doctor not near my area, I became annoyed by the loose sac. I noticed no shrinkage after 9 months, and started calling plastic surgeons in my area. Only one said he does not do that. Others said, yes come in for a visit and we will go from there. Selected doctor said skin ...

Can you list the mg doses per day you are talking about? What would you consider 2mg/day?

Easy, call Dr. Fara at 770-951-7595

Dr. Movagharnia is Chief of Surgery at WellStar Windy Hill Hospital. He is also a Clinical assistant Professor of Surgery for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Georgia Campus.

Dr. Movagharnia became board certified in plastic and reconstructive ...

Dr. Movagharnia, a plastic surgeon, does orchiectomies at a local hospital on an out patient basis. I believe the total cost is $4000. Since this is elective surgery it is not covered by insurance. No therapist letter is required, but you must write him a letter telling him why you want the surgery.

Just for the record; removal of the testes is an orchiectomy (a.k.a. castration). Removal of the penis is a penectomy. Also, removal of the scrotum is a scrotectomy. They can be done separately or together. Of course if the penis is removed the urethra has to be rerouted to allow urination. When you ...

My scrotum did not shrink at all, so after 9 months I had it removed so it gives a smooth appearance like nothing was ever there.