Hash (imported) wrote: Mon Sep 11, 2006 9:54 am You could try several female urologists, stating why you want your testicles removed. If you can find a female urologist, you might tell her that your sex drive is impossible and you can't control it.

A female urologist? I hadn't thought of that. Now, how to find one.... I suspect a telephone directory won't be of much help as they usually only list them by their last names.... It will be interesting to see what happens if I try good old Google.

You might try a Depo-provera shot regime while you are looking for a Dr. that will get rid of your urges and let you give castration a try. If you have a GP, tell him/her that you want to be castrated and why. that's how I started and he didn't even seem shocked. Your Dr. might Help you get the meds you need and may have ideas in finding a surgeon to castrate you. There are many Psychiatrists that deal with gender issues that know of surgeons that will do the job. Some shrinks don't take alot of vivits to get a letter of recomendation from. I got a letter from one, in one visit. If you have health insurance, sometimes it will cover such visits. If you haven't read my thread, check out the part about my process in getting my surgery. Steve

Kangan,

Just "google" Urologists in Houston Texas or whatever city you live near. There are not near as many female urologists as male urologists, but you might get lucky. Hash

I tried Google with no useful result regarding an urologist. My GP knows me pretty well, but I have never discussed my sex life with him. Since he is originally from India and very conservative, I suspect that he would be unwilling to help.

Perhaps finding a female GP would be a better way to start the search.

Are you sure about your search? I "googled" urologists St. Louis MO and found several female urologists listed. You need to persevere. Hash

P.S. I'll send you the ones I found in a personal message, I'm not allowed to put them here.

Thanks, Hash. I need all the help I can get.

I looked at this directory and it showed several female urologists in St. Louis:

www.stlouis.citysearch.com/yellowpages/ ... page1.html

P.S. Sometimes the women listed are not the urologists but the nurses that work for the urologist, but then a lot of times they are the urologists. You will need to call and ask if the person listed is an actual urologist.