Good luck.

I sent an order for androcur.

Now waiting reply on it, a bit nervous, but that is expected.

Thanks everyone for advices and wishes of luck.

I got reply from the pharmacy. Probably will get androcur by friday.

It is first day of trial. There wouldn't be any effects for at least a week so nothing to write about. At least now I know, what to wait for.

Fhunter, tired from work and cold weather (and waiting for REAL spring).

fhunter wrote: Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:30 pm It is first day of trial. There wouldn't be any effects for at least a week so nothing to write about. At least now I know, what to wait for.

Fhunter, tired from work and cold weather (and waiting for REAL spring).

Anything you have noticed on day 4?

It is interesting, why it takes a whole week? I know it vary, but still it is a week whether go on drugs or you get testicles removed surgically.

testosterone half life is 2-4 hours. Only.

Is it because T receptors keep T that long? or is it anything else?

Anyone could enlighten me?

I don't want to look like impatient here

but two weeks on androcur should have at least some effects.

or it could be that it was too effective, I hope that everything is okay.

I am just too curious.

best wishes,

E.

There is no such thing as too curious.

It is day 16 now (just the start of it).

Effects? Well, spontaneous erections and most of sex drive disappeared on day 6-7 (may be a bit earlier). Bye-bye.

Feeling tired since the day 5-6 or so (now it is a bit better). Probably need to start excercising, to have a bit more energy (physically) and to stay fit.

One more thing that I noticed - sleeping pattern shifted a bit (or I just started to go to sleep earlier).

I will write more detailed post in the evening, after work.

Happy Birthday!

Another 13 unnoticeable days have passed...

I hope you feel great since you seem to be quiet and happy

Yesterday I decided to return from work on rollerskates. I thought that would be easy - 9km...55-60minutes, same time as using public transit, without straining. I was wrong... First 15 minutes - no problem.. At 40minutes I understood that may be that was the wrong thing to do. I arrived home at about 55 minutes, totally drained.

That surprises me, as I opened rollerskating season 4 days ago, and already went home from work in this way - I felt a bit tired that time (and ached all over the next day), but that was all.

I found that you have to force yourself through this stage to maintain strength so that you can get used to the lower T, otherwise it can become a down hill battle.