Keeping Eunuch Benefits But Avoiding Osteopenia and Depression

[sftineun (imported)]

I have been a chemically castrated eunuch for 10 years now. For the last few years, I had been put on testosterone replacement therapy to deal with fatigue, depression and osteopenia (as shown by bone density scan). However, I hate the return of libido, the loss of the eunuch calm, return of facial and body hair, all of which I enjoyed very much. Fortunately, my significant genital shrinkage and clear ejaculate remained, which were my primary reasons for the castration.

I do not really wish to be feminized. So I am not sure if I want to switch from testosterone to estrogen to prevent bone density loss or depression and fatigue.

Any suggestion on what options I have?

My endocrinologist seems very disinterested in my situation.

[TopManFL (imported)]

I'm a bit cofused as to why you are on both chemical castration (which is a drug that blocks testosterone) and also testosterone.

Wouldn't the chem castration defeat testosterone?

[sftineun (imported)]

The timing was different. I got chemical castration 10 years ago. But now, I start getting osteopenia, depression, fatigue and low energy. So, to stop osteopenia from progressing, especially, my endocrinologist subscribed testosterone replacement.