sparkey49 (imported) wrote: Sun Apr 22, 2018 8:19 am You will before long get indications of your T by things like hot flushes and night sweats.

how much cacl did you inject so the balls died. thank you again for answering to me.

Likely the best way to reduce CaCl that leaks into the scrotum is a copious quantity of sterile normal saline. The objective is not to neutralize it, but simply dilute it's concentration down to where it is no longer as damaging.

TooMuchT (imported) wrote: Sun Apr 22, 2018 12:42 pm Likely the best way to reduce CaCl that leaks into the scrotum is a copious quantity of sterile normal saline. The objective is not to neutralize it, but simply dilute it's concentration down to where it is no longer as damaging.

sadly i did inject two days ago and tommorow is sunday, i can't impossibly buy saline till monday.

And if the solution is very acidic as mentioned above, i would need like 1 liter to dilute it.

i already thought about making sterile saline myself but that is too dangerous and could kill i read.

I injected 1.5ml into each testicle which had never been injected before.

sparkey49 (imported) wrote: Sun Apr 22, 2018 5:37 pm I injected 1.5ml into each testicle which had never been injected before.

i did ten times that quantity into each, how could they have survived that? the urologist to which i went this week told me that he had never seen anything like it, diagnosed cancer on both sides and wanted me to instantly remove it in the hospital, but i refused, i thought there could be a living part left.

i could go to the urologist tomorrow and ask for a t-test. i'm just guessing that i'm doooown.

soon they'll have to be chopped of i guess,

It takes longer than this for the T to get out of your system even if your balls are dead.How is the swelling and is the pain subsiding yet so that won’t tell a lot. An ultrasound will tell a lot more they could not even tell the right side was a testicle anymore at 3 weeks. If that kind of damage was done getting removed is the only answer and the left testicle went ahead and died being removed later. The doctor said within a couple more days stuff would of started falling out of my scrotum on the right side. There was a area after surgery where the skin had been eaten up and the stitches didn’t hold because the skin continued to die and I ended up with a hole directly into my scrotum larger than a quarter that took a long time to heal and treated packing had to be put into my scrotum through it to remove the dead skin every day for about a week. So in conclusion take it seriously it is serious!! Forgot to mention by the time my right one was removed I was in septic shock and it was emergency surgery to save my life at that point you don’t want to be there!!

sparkey49 (imported) wrote: Mon Apr 23, 2018 5:33 am It takes longer than this for the T to get out of your system even if your balls are dead.How is the swelling and is the pain subsiding yet so that won’t tell a lot.

At what point is testosterone no longer being produced? 3 Days after injection, will they still produce testosterone? 3 Weeks? 3 Months? My plan is after the pain goes away to take anti-androgens for a week then only take estrogen from that point on. Will my testes still produce testosterone at that point and destroy the estrogen?

I don’t know exactly remember every cell in your body uses and has testosterone in them it is stored in body fat also that is where the aromatase process takes place so there are a lot of factors.

sparkey49 (imported) wrote: Mon Apr 23, 2018 5:33 am It takes longer than this for the T to get out of your system even if your balls are dead.

I went to the doctor, but i have decided not to remove anything for now, i did not make a t-test or anything.

sadly my other ball is connected to the scrotum after the last injection, too.

i will try to massage it to get it off.

it does not hurt, i feel very good. thx

Please get them removed as soon as you can cutpieces. Sometimes the things that we do can turn into cancer. You cannot save them now, it's better to let the doctor remove them and your scrotum if they're connected.