nullorchis, the problem is the individuals which refuse to take responsibly for there choices and actions. Injecting Alcohol into testicles depending on the proof and subspectability of the person does cause permanent testicle damage, and their testosterone levels and fertility with only one, to few injections.
Injecting Alcohol does castrate and should not be used to get a sexual high!
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Re: Ethyl Alcohol Teste Injection
80 proof vodka and insulin syringes does the job
This method from my experience does work and is by far a much less gruesome method to knocking out the testicles. Every other method to me seems extremely hardcore and painful IMO burdizzo etc.......
You really do not need super high proof vodka. 80 proof vodka does do the job as well and possibly might be of less risk being that one guy on her
Give roughly 15 days with each 1cc shot and again please do not rush things, even if you want to get this over with badly. I see guys on here pumping tons of cc and waiting 2 days. Its too risky IMO....
This method from my experience does work and is by far a much less gruesome method to knocking out the testicles. Every other method to me seems extremely hardcore and painful IMO burdizzo etc.......
You really do not need super high proof vodka. 80 proof vodka does do the job as well and possibly might be of less risk being that one guy on her
from overdoing it with Everclear.
Give roughly 15 days with each 1cc shot and again please do not rush things, even if you want to get this over with badly. I see guys on here pumping tons of cc and waiting 2 days. Its too risky IMO....
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WHAT DO I DO NOW????? I have been injecting 190 proof everclear for about 17 months, I have experienced almost all of the symptoms of lowered T production, and the testicles have significantly reduced in size.....well today I went to my Doctor for a physical, desperately hoping it would be a positive step in finally getting my testicles removed. I explained to him my symptoms..tiredness, weakness, loss if interest in activities, low to no sex drive, and joint pain in my hands and fingers. He examined the testicles and said that I have Epididymitis and prescribed and antibiotic. I am so disappointed and frustrated, what should I do now? He said if it was not better in a couple weeks to make another appointment..Should I actually take the antibiotics? He said my testicles looked ok and that he was not concerned at all about it being cancer..please help with any advice or past experiences...
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Sorry to tell you, but this is the STANDARD diagnosis.
I know, I've been there.
I would guess that a good 99.99% of "doctors" simply WILL NOT admit that there can possibly be anything wrong with a male's testicles, other than infection or inflammation. They will almost always say "Antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs".
I fought with this for years before I finally gave up and adapted to the chronic ache and a regimen of OTC pain pills, combined with a touch of wine and the sacred Canadian Communion Whiskey.
Knowing what you have induced, however...he is obviously NOT knowledgeable and did not recognize the symptoms of low-T. He should have.
My only advice is to see another doctor and explain the symptoms to him/her, without sounding too overly anxious.
I know, I've been there.
I would guess that a good 99.99% of "doctors" simply WILL NOT admit that there can possibly be anything wrong with a male's testicles, other than infection or inflammation. They will almost always say "Antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs".
I fought with this for years before I finally gave up and adapted to the chronic ache and a regimen of OTC pain pills, combined with a touch of wine and the sacred Canadian Communion Whiskey.
Knowing what you have induced, however...he is obviously NOT knowledgeable and did not recognize the symptoms of low-T. He should have.
My only advice is to see another doctor and explain the symptoms to him/her, without sounding too overly anxious.
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need2bcastr8ed (imported) wrote: Sat Sep 01, 2012 12:33 pm WHAT DO I DO NOW????? I have been injecting 190 proof everclear for about 17 months, I have experienced almost all of the symptoms of lowered T production, and the testicles have significantly reduced in size.....well today I went to my Doctor for a physical, desperately hoping it would be a positive step in finally getting my testicles removed. I explained to him my symptoms..tiredness, weakness, loss if interest in activities, low to no sex drive, and joint pain in my hands and fingers. He examined the testicles and said that I have Epididymitis and prescribed and antibiotic. I am so disappointed and frustrated, what should I do now? He said if it was not better in a couple weeks to make another appointment..Should I actually take the antibiotics? He said my testicles looked ok and that he was not concerned at all about it being cancer..please help with any advice or past experiences...
Don't even take the anti-biotics - they are way over prescribed anyway. Go back in in 2 weeks and demand and insist on a testosterone blood test. Sometimes you just need to be directive and tell him what you want, and get insistent. Also, tell him your nuts are much smaller than they were, and you want to know why. Tell him "someone suggested an ultra sound." Also, remember that doctors are just products. If you don't like Cheerios, go get some corn flakes.
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WHAT DO I DO NOW?????
Make an appointment with a urologist and forget your GP. who doesn't have a clue. They rarely do.
Make an appointment with a urologist and forget your GP. who doesn't have a clue. They rarely do.
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This thread has been bumped a lot in the last few days and I guess I just noticed it even though it's been around for a long time.
Given my own interests and kinks, I try to be as non-judgmental as possible of others'. So, please don't take this the wrong way, as it is not intended to put anyone down or as a criticism of anybody's person-hood or views or attitudes.
But, we really shouldn't do stuff like this to our bodies without medical supervision; going to a doctor and hoping that s/he will figure out what we're doing isn't really seeking medical help.
It seems to me that folks have put a lot of energy into learning about this possible method of disabling the testicles and that they have put a lot of energy into obtaining the syringes and evaluating the alternative injectables. Why not put that kind of energy into finding an endocrinologist or urologist with whom to discuss these issues?
I have been very fortunate to find an endocrinologist who is very sympathetic to my desire to control my own libido and sexuality, given my lack of testicles, and who has worked with me to find the right vehicle and dosage that works for me and that enables me to explore the darker side of my sexuality (and believe me, it's dark and I am sitting in judgment here of no-one!).
I know that folks who would inject a potentially destructive agent into their testes have other objectives and concerns than I do, but I would advise you to try to find someone with whom you can work. Not every doctor to whom you speak will be as understanding, so you might have to go to more than one before you get the right fit. Younger doctors tend to be more empathetic. Female endocrinologists and urologists are relatively rare, but they might be less "defensive" because of unresolved issues concerning their own sexuality than perhaps would be a male doctor who could well be dealing with his own "issues" when it comes to "masculinity" and identify.
You never know what the outcome will be of an honest conversation with an aware and caring doctor until you have it. Many of you posting out here are a lot younger than me; believe me, it is better to take the time to find the right doctor and a safe way to pursue your desires and needs when you are young.
I hope that no one takes offense at that, as it posted in sincerity and with a desire to keep anyone from damaging themselves in unintended ways.
Given my own interests and kinks, I try to be as non-judgmental as possible of others'. So, please don't take this the wrong way, as it is not intended to put anyone down or as a criticism of anybody's person-hood or views or attitudes.
But, we really shouldn't do stuff like this to our bodies without medical supervision; going to a doctor and hoping that s/he will figure out what we're doing isn't really seeking medical help.
It seems to me that folks have put a lot of energy into learning about this possible method of disabling the testicles and that they have put a lot of energy into obtaining the syringes and evaluating the alternative injectables. Why not put that kind of energy into finding an endocrinologist or urologist with whom to discuss these issues?
I have been very fortunate to find an endocrinologist who is very sympathetic to my desire to control my own libido and sexuality, given my lack of testicles, and who has worked with me to find the right vehicle and dosage that works for me and that enables me to explore the darker side of my sexuality (and believe me, it's dark and I am sitting in judgment here of no-one!).
I know that folks who would inject a potentially destructive agent into their testes have other objectives and concerns than I do, but I would advise you to try to find someone with whom you can work. Not every doctor to whom you speak will be as understanding, so you might have to go to more than one before you get the right fit. Younger doctors tend to be more empathetic. Female endocrinologists and urologists are relatively rare, but they might be less "defensive" because of unresolved issues concerning their own sexuality than perhaps would be a male doctor who could well be dealing with his own "issues" when it comes to "masculinity" and identify.
You never know what the outcome will be of an honest conversation with an aware and caring doctor until you have it. Many of you posting out here are a lot younger than me; believe me, it is better to take the time to find the right doctor and a safe way to pursue your desires and needs when you are young.
I hope that no one takes offense at that, as it posted in sincerity and with a desire to keep anyone from damaging themselves in unintended ways.
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From my experiences and those of a number of friends and acquaintances the last group I would want to approach is urologists. --FLO--
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This is more difficult than you suggest given that almost all American doctors swear a Hippocratic Oath to do no harm and are very reluctant to remove their patient's testicles except for preexisting medical conditions.
cordonone (imported) wrote: Wed Sep 05, 2012 7:34 am I would advise you to try to find someone with whom you can work. ...
You never know what the outcome will be of an honest conversation with an aware and caring doctor until you have it. ...
This is more difficult than you suggest given that almost all American doctors swear a Hippocratic Oath to do no harm and are very reluctant to remove their patient's testicles except for preexisting medical conditions.