Ethyl Alcohol Teste Injection

[Matthew 19:12 (imported)]

I remembering buying once here in the UK some Polish pure spirit that was 80% alcohol (160 proof?), so i might try and get some of that. What are the best needles to use please?

[nullorchis (imported)]

I use 3ml luer lock tip with 22G x 1.5 inch. Works for me. Is it best? Don't know. Never tried anything else. They are fairly painless as long as you just pick your insertion point (away from blood vessels) and plunge right in. If you dilly dally around with a slow insertion the anticipation and slowness makes me anxious and creates faux pain.

[Pirlouit (imported)]

I can see many of us are at the same point. Having done almost all of the job with injections, and wondering how to go a step further and have an appointment with the urologist. We fear our injections couldn't be enough to have them removed, perhaps they could see that we injected something?, fear of the operation? In fact we fear that all the efforts we made could lead to nothing.

So do I. I'll see an urologist for the first time on april 17th. I want to inject some more into my right nut to be completely sure it's dead. For the left one, I have no doubt, as it is the size of a small peanut. But for the right, it's almost the double. No sensitivity, lumpy, and it didn't shrink as much. I don't want him to have any doubt they both must be removed. What would I do in that eventuality? I would be very upset. So I plan to inject once or twice more just to help it rest in peace. They did a so wonderful job for more than 35 years. It's time they stop working.

[Uncle Flo (imported)]

I can see papers being written describing a new mystery ailment sweeping the country, the primary signs are non-functioning testes for no obvious reason. The treatment is bilateral orchiectomy. --FLO--

[ballsoffire (imported)]

thank you for info will not squeeze in next ound of injections i two weeks

[nullorchis (imported)]

Personally I will wait 2 or 3 months after the last injection before an exam. And the exam will be part of a routine physical that would hopefully , likely result in a referral to a urologist. I suppose one could go to a urologist and say that you did the self testicle cancer exam and all does not seem right, and you would like a professional exam.

Main thing is to not let on that any self treatment was done, or that there is any desire to have low T or be castrated; quite the opposite, looking for there to be no problems.

Just what might found during an ultrasound or cross section biopsy of a castrated testicle I have no idea. Necrosis undoubtedly. But would there be any tell tale signs. Will alcohol leave a detectable residue? So far we have had no feedback from anyone who used alcohol injections and wound up getting a medically necessary castration. ( Technically an oriechtetomy but i can't spell it).

[Eunuken (imported)]

I waited only a week from my last injection to my 1st exam. I did tell the Dr that something was not right and I was at the ultrasound 3 days later, then a Urologist a few days after that. Then I stopped the injections. I had the Orchiectomy about a month later from the last exam, the Pathology report from the full under microscope exam of the removed testicles only resulted in a "they were just dead" No other questions were ever asked.

Ken

[Skudster (imported)]

Nullorchis, our journeys are getting to be very similar. I was just to see my urologist last week and was scheduled for an ultrasound when I told him my testicles had changed in the last few months. I told him my right testicle was slightly smaller and it had a hard spot in the middle of it, the left one was a lot smaller. I got copies of the ultrasound and the results report. Thats when I discovered that I have a hydrocele in the right one and a varicocele in the other. I did not let any of them that I had used everclear on them. I will get the full results when I see the urologist in April. I had waited about six months before going to the urologist, hoping there wouldnt be any needle marks and also I wanted to see how much they would shrink. When I looked at the ultrasound pictures I looked closely for anything that might look like needle tracks but didnt see any, maybe I was lucky. I am anxious as to what else the urologist may say. I hope its enough to get my orchi, considering the hydrocele and varicocele will require seperate surgeries for each problem and also not knowing if there is not more or other problems, I will have to wait to see what the next step will be. I will try to keep everyone informed as to whats happening next. Skudster

[TooMuchT (imported)]

Swelling had completely gone down, so decided to give the boys another drink this morning ahead of schedule. 2cc 151 Everclear again. Injected the opposite end form where I injected Friday in order to try to avoid hitting the same area again. Got a little twinge the last tenth of cc going in, and mild aching all day - felt like I had worked my lower abs hard. Now to wait a 3-4 weeks to see how things settle out. Being patient is hard - I sometimes want to just kill these things as I am tired of the control they have on my life.

[nullorchis (imported)]

I waited only a week from my last injection to my 1st exam. I did tell the Dr that something was not right and I was at the ultrasound 3 days later, then a Urologist a few days after that. Then I stopped the injections. I had the Orchiectomy about a month later from the last exam, the Pathology report from the full under microscope exam of the removed testicles only resulted in a "they were just dead" No other questions were ever asked.

Ken

interesting and encouraging. Detailed exams can tell whether or not sperm is being produced, and the size, shape, and arrangement of the leydig cells.

Main concern of such exams I suppose would be to evaluate sterility, and look for tumors, and the varicel or hydrocel.

A twisted testicle of course will cut off blood supply and the testicle will die.

Physical injury might cause such damage.

On the one hand you would think further analysis into why they were just dead would be of medical interest.

Suppose it depends on the doctor. The lab only tests what is specified in the lab request. They are not medical examiners.

Were I a doctor discovering one as dead might be a non issue; but both being dead might warrant further analysis to see what the cause might be, but the patient can always prefer to not do that, patients rights and money being an issue.