WannabeEunuch (imported) wrote: Sun Jan 18, 2004 6:28 pm I have a question about after you start ANDROCUR. Now it stops your body from producing the male hormones. Has anyone noticed if their body oder changes due to the lack of these hormones? Now the reason I am asking this, my dog is starting to act alittle weird around me, nothing serious, but just giving me funny looks. It used to sleep with me on my bed at nights and stretch out with me on the sofa as I watched TV. Now it just looks at me funny and lays on its own bed. So I am just wondering if your body oder changes some? :-\

I have noticed an almost complete elimination of BO since I have been on Depo-Provera. Armpit odor is actually copulin pheromones produced during sexual maturity.

i like do castration with surgery.

Hi All,

New Member here.

I have gleaned a lot of info from this forum already (thru browsing), but

would like to ask specific questions according to my situation.

Thank you so much.

J

I am a Straight Married male (but not for

much longer, Marriage shot).

I want to reduce my libido to zero, so I can be free

from this distraction through upcoming legal matters.

and time before any possible re-marriage, dating,

etc..

Can you please let me know what your (or friends

experiences are regarding the use of Androcur:

Also, would like to know what the effects of at least 6 - 12

months on Androcur would be:

a) fertility

b) genital size (permanent shrinkage

or lag time to orig. size ?):

Penile (permanent desired)

Testicles (permanent desired)

(c) Potency (permanent or lag time to refunction)

(d) Libido (permanent or lag time to refunction)

(e) Feminization effects (temp?, perm?)

Hi there,

If you do a search on all of those words and add Chemical Castration and Androcur I think you'll find all of those have been answered.

I'll do my best to give a few short answers though from my experience with Androcur.

a) Gone (while on Androcur)

b) penile and testicles will become smaller (degrees noted in other posts)

c) very potent (dosage varies for individuals)

d) much reduced (depends on individual)

e) none