What medications or supplements usually result in dry orgasms over time? I ask here because I want to know from personal experiences if there are other effects, complications, unexpected positives, and how well it's tolerated with the body. And, of them, which ones result in it being more permanent (dry orgasm) as opposed to those that only work as long as they're administered?

I've been taking Avodart once a day for about a year now, for swollen prostate..I'd guess about one in ten orgasms I have are wet...And the intensity seems to have lessened...

But, I still get my same flabby erections and warm feelings...

And now I can pee fairly well...So, it's worth it, to me dragonfly

I took Flomax (tamsulosin) for a while, a few years back. Dry orgasms kicked within about 48 hours and became wet 48 hours after cessation, as I recall. It may be concidence, but since taking it (I only took it for about a month) I'm convinced my erections became (and stayed) more rubbery. Other factors (age, SSRIs) may, of course, have played a part in this.

Min.

butterflyjack (imported) wrote: Wed Dec 29, 2010 5:31 am I've been taking Avodart once a day for about a year now, for swollen prostate..I'd guess about one in ten orgasms I have are wet...And the intensity seems to have lessened...

But, I still get my same flabby erections and warm feelings...

And now I can pee fairly well...So, it's worth it, to me dragonfly

This has pretty well been my experience with a generic form of Avodart.

I'm on Spiro and Progynova for a year now and the amount of ejaculate has reduced significantly over time.

If I manage to masturbate frequently it could be that I have a dry orgasm.

Butcherbaby

How do you like Spiro? How do you feel on it? For you, is it really working in helping to feminize? What have you noticed and what kind of timeline? I was prescribed the generic form, Aldactone, and haven't filled it out yet.

Well it's cheap and the only testosterone/dht-blocker that I can get hold of in my country without prescription.

If you search the forum you will find a few posts about my experiences with early hrt.

In the beginning the diuretic effect of the drug was pretty annoying but that vanished after the first months. I cannot tell about the feminizing effect of spiro alone because I added estrogen only a few weeks after I started spiro but as far as I can remember my nipples became hard more than pre hrt before I started the estrogen.

In the beginning I was pretty concerned about my potassium intake but as long as you avoid food which contains high levels of it like bananas or potatoes you should be fine. (I do eat potatoes but not as much as I did before hrt and never had odd cramps and stuff).

this is what I got so far:

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/9070/crophz.jpg

Butcherbaby, they look really, really good! Fantastic. How long have you been using both the Estrogen and Spiro? - I can try to look back for your previous posts. Have to say you're so smooth. What's the best way to get that smooth, do you think? I hate razors. Skin is too sensitive.

I'm on hrt for a little over a year now but I messed around previously with menopause-meds from my mother (never got any actual growth because I chickened out before anything happened).

I never had much body hair to begin with and after I started hrt it started to thin out. You have to have to get your skin used to shaving. At first it was literally a pain in the ass for me but over time it got better and since I use an epilator on my legs and reachable crotch areas along with moisturizers and body lotion my skin seems to got used to it.

What type of estrogen are you taking, how much, and by what method?

I agree with Billie_TV, your development looks good. I really wish I could be as thin as you. After two years of HRT, my breasts are more developed, but unfortunately, so is the rest of my entire body.