Calcium Chloride and Other Salt Injections for Castration

[apricot_ (imported)]

Wow, thanks SplitDik for responding. I decided to go back and read every post in the thread. I realized that I'm probably not adequately prepared for the procedure just yet so I won't be doing anything immediately. As for Dr Arnkoff, I've talked to him. He seems like a nice guy. $5,000 isn't much so long as there's nothing else going on in your life financially. Right now it's fair to say that I won't have that much in spare change in a while. In the meantime, it's very hard to function unless I have this issue solved. It's hard to explain why and even harder to get anyone to understand - nevertheless, Dr Arnkoff is the best solution here by a mile.

Also, how do you keep the solution from reaching your abdomen?

[GenChick (imported)]

No, I don’t worry

about unnecessary radiation exposure from the CAT scan

(this is my first time). It is not just CAT scans, but also

unnecessary radiation exposure from

X-rays will increase risk of developing cancers.

Beside CAT scan, she sent me for Cancer blood test. She has also mentioned possible biopsy, which I am planning to refuse. I will see her in two weeks.

[SplitDik (imported)]

I think a biopsy is what you do want. For testicles they remove the whole thing to do the biopsy because there is very high chance of spreading the cancer if they just try to cut it out. Plus I assume you testicle lumps are inside so they'd have to cut open whole thing.

[GenChick (imported)]

Lumps are on the outside of testes and lesions are located inside of testes (at the place of injection).

I have just Google it and read about testicle biopsy. Now I affirmed in my decision not to have biopsy, because if it is cancerous it may spread to surrounding tissues!

Testicular biopsy is surgery to remove a piece of tissue from the testicles for examination under a microscope. If it found cancerous then it is removed.

Testicular biopsy is not usually used to detect testicular cancer. When cancer is suspected, an open surgical procedure (orchiectomy) is done to confirm the diagnosis.

[slinkysue (imported)]

This has been a fantastic read. I had wanted to be rid of the raging male part of me for ages.

The non surgical option of Calcium Chloride sounded fantastic, a few days of pain and then peace and happiness for the rest of your life. Well the news is that I found someone in the midlands to help me, he kindly arranged for me to get laboratory grade anhydrous calcium chloride, the ethyl alcohol (again in a pure analytic grade, 3ml syringes and needles. He talked me through the process, helped me work out the correct quantities to use for the correct dose and then held my hand as I nervously followed the process through. That was back in January, and as predicted I suffered 3 days of pain. This was followed by a slow realization that my life had changed for the good.

Two weeks later I started taking eostrogen, today I have little desire for sex, my skin is significantly softer and my boobs (yes MY boobs) are developing nicely, its hard to hide them under a tee shirt so hopefully as the months go on it will just get better and better. He charged me £150 to cover the cost of everything that was delivered to me, as he said it was up to me what I used it for. He simply sat and held my hand on the great day. I did know that what I had got was not alcohol designed to be drank or food grade calcium chloride with potentially all sorts of impurities, I had clinical analytic grade supplies

Without doubt the best day of my life and the best £150 ever spent.

[cb2000user (imported)]

Just a quick update, my first of three cacl injections took place in early May. At that time my T level was 423. I had my T level checked yesterday and it is now 65. I could not be happier with these results.

[Danny1969 (imported)]

Guys, I need your help. Result of my blood test is : T level of 4,7 mol. What does it mean for me? Can I notice in the future some effects like significantly reduced libido, breasts enlargement, soft erection or is such level still high enough to be almost normal? I know, each person is different but is this level so low to be able for me to notice some changes in future?

[Danny1969 (imported)]

I found an answer myself : my T level is like for new born baby or 200 years old man. I don´t have much problem with erection so far but my nipples are very sensitive. Look forward to other changes. Sorry for this OT.

[jcat (imported)]

It has been a while since I posted my latest T level is 46. So this really does work over time.

[dvdbll (imported)]

My T count fell to 40 after CaCl and then to 35 after my last test a couple of weeks ago. My urologist said normal range is 300-1000. He said there was no reason to keep them, so he had no objection to removing them. My appointment is a week from today.