I agree, don't under any circumstances tell them that you have been injecting anything into your testicles. Also, use a very fine needle as this doesn't hurt at all. I used 25G needles when I was injecting and honestly didn't even feel the prick of it going through my scrotum. I went the calcium chloride route and it worked. I did my first injection on December 20th last year and the second one about 10 days later. I presented to the ER 2 days later with greatly swollen testicles and a good cover story and got a referral to a urologist. My testicles were both removed on March 15th this year.

Personally I think the CaCl route is the faster and more effective route, but you need to take care and also read that thread from start to finish before even considering using the method. Should you have any doubts as to using that method, DON"T use it. Also if you do decide to use it and have any questions, ask them before you proceed.

micdavi24 (imported) wrote: Sat Nov 01, 2014 4:47 pm I agree, don't under any circumstances tell them that you have been injecting anything into your testicles. Also, use a very fine needle as this doesn't hurt at all. I used 25G needles when I was injecting and honestly didn't even feel the prick of it going through my scrotum. I went the calcium chloride route and it worked. I did my first injection on December 20th last year and the second one about 10 days later. I presented to the ER 2 days later with greatly swollen testicles and a good cover story and got a referral to a urologist. My testicles were both removed on March 15th this year.

Personally I think the CaCl route is the faster and more effective route, but you need to take care and also read that thread from start to finish before even considering using the method. Should you have any doubts as to using that method, DON"T use it. Also if you do decide to use it and have any questions, ask them before you proceed.

What cover story did you use?

Should i say i fell on a sharp rock and hurt my testicles?

evnalz5535 (imported) wrote: Sun Nov 02, 2014 6:25 am What cover story did you use?

Should i say i fell on a sharp rock and hurt my testicles?

My cover story was merely an extension of the truth. I had suffered testicular pain for years as a result of a post vasectomy infection to the incision through which the vasectomy was performed. This led to an infection inside the scrotum at the time of the vasectomy and that I had suffered continued flare-ups of inflammation and constant pain on a varying scale. My testicles were still massively swollen and painful as a result of the CaCl injection a few days before. I was seen by a surgical resident who was unwilling to remove them there and then, but who did refer me to a urologist, who on seeing the scans of my testicles told me that they would have to be removed. I am sure that had he been on duty or on call the evening that I presented, he would have removed them there and then. There was another guy here in Australia who presenter to the ER with his swollen and inflamed testicles and had them removed that same day.

Ok, good luck in your quest.

guys, i've done some research and apparently mixing CaCI with 94% alcohol is the best of both world and is more effective.

here's the link: http://www.actavetscand.com/content/56/1/62

i'm still waiting for my 1 inch 30 gauge needles to arrive, very hard to find this type, hopefully the finer needle will hurt less.

evnalz5535 (imported) wrote: Mon Nov 03, 2014 3:56 pm guys, i've done some research and apparently mixing CaCI with 94% alcohol is the best of both world and is more effective.

here's the link: http://www.actavetscand.com/content/56/1/62

I'm still waiting for my 1 inch 30 gauge needles to arrive, very hard to find this type, hopefully the finer needle will hurt less.

Before you make any final decision, read the CaCl thread from start to finish, so you know what you are in for. There are several of us who have successfully used this method, but no matter what, care needs to be taken as there are still risks. The CaCl method WILL cause greatly swollen testicles and they will hurt like blazes for a few days

Good luck with whichever method you chose to use.

micdavi24 (imported) wrote: Mon Nov 03, 2014 6:37 pm Before you make any final decision, read the CaCl thread from start to finish, so you know what you are in for. There are several of us who have successfully used this method, but no matter what, care needs to be taken as there are still risks. The CaCl method WILL cause greatly swollen testicles and they will hurt like blazes for a few days

Good luck with whichever method you chose to use.

oh snap... guess i'll stick to alcohol only. but then i can't use the ER route, pain or longer wait... maybe if went to ER with swollen testicles instead of small and numb(alcohol only) it would speed up the process and give them more excuses to remove them.

I took Tramadol 150 mg for the pain and felt virtually nothing compared to what the other guys felt. For me it was just a bit of mild discomfort, but care needs to be taken when using Tramadol as some people have a bad reaction to them and they also make you drowsy.

By all means go to the ER with painful swollen testicles, just have a good story to account for their state.

Whichever route you follow, good luck.

I also think the CaCL route is a more effective choice, but agree that you must read that thread from beginning to end taking note of dosage and techniques used. If you don't use enough, nothing much seems to happen. There are links in that thread to suggested amounts to inject for animals based on testicle size. If you follow the suggested amount, you will most likely experience some pretty intense pain. You might consider a lower trial dosage to see how it does and follow up with a larger one.

But I am not recommending you do this. You should not do it, but if you must, carefully read the thread and take notes.

Computerguy, If you have lumps you should get them checked out. Lumps can be caused by alcohol injections, they can be other things and they can also be cancer. So, without further ado, get checked.

I don't know of anyone who has injected that has been diagnosed with testicular cancer. That is not the same thing as saying it does not cause cancer. I don't think we know.

If you are finding it hard to inject, then stop the nut is dead and it is hoghly probable that with your past history they will remove it. You need to emphasize the pain and discomfort you are getting, if they think you are not suffering they may just leave it alone.

I hope this helps. Please go and get checked.

I am new to this forum, although I have been reading it for a while. I had my right testicle removed a year ago because of a suspected tumor which turned out to be benign. I wished that both testicles could have been removed because I want to be a eunuch. I am on Androgel because even before my right testicle was removed my testosterone level was 128, so removing the left testicle would not be an issue. Which gets me to my question. Last October I began injecting my left testicle with 2.5 ml injections of Everclear. As of today my left testicle has had 25 injections for a total of 62.5 ml or 2.11 fluid ounces of everclear. The last 8 or 9 injections were difficult to do as I had to probe around in my testicle to get it to take the everclear. The testicle is now smaller and very lumpy and I am not sure how much more Everclear I can get it to take. I was going to wait until my September checkup with my urologist to point out the lumps in my left testicle which obviously have been caused by the Everclear injections with the hope that he will suggest and schedule removal of the testicle. My question is, could these lumps possibly be cancerous, in other words can Everclear injections cause testicular cancer and should I schedule a checkup now and not wait until September. I am sure that the testicle is dead because I can squeeze it as hard as I can and I feel no pain at all, which is a major change from before i started the injections when I would feel pain if I squeezed it. So I need some guidance from somebody please.

1. Can Everclear injections cause testicular cancer

2. Should I be concerned about the testicular lumps and schedule an appointment with my urologist now or can I wait until my September appointment

3. Do Everclear injections cause lumps in your testicles.

4. Should I continue the Everclear injections, or will the testicle stay dead as it apparently is.

Thanks, and I look forward to any replies and advice

computerguy: could you feel the effects of low T when you were at 128? If so, please explain.