New from California or Adventures with Lupron
Posted: Wed Nov 13, 2013 4:03 pm
Hi everybody,
I'm new here and figured this was a good place to start. I am 27 years old, born male, and I am diagnosed with Aspergers, major depression, and Gender identity disorder. I have been on Lupron Depot for the last 5 months. Outwardly I am Male but internally I am Null gender. I have been in therapy for about 3 years now. Ultimately I desire to have all my Male bits removed. I have no sexual desire what so ever. I am on my way to having my testicles removed. So far being on Lupron has removed Nighttime erections and much sexual frustration.
My experiences with relationships or other people in general have been very frustrating. I have found I am very good at making small talk and even flirting to various degrees. However I have absolutely no sexual arousal. After a falling out with longtime friend I feel into a very deep depression which cumulated in an attempt to perform some self-surgery involving zip-ties and a sledge hammer. After about 10 days in a Mental Hospital and many weeks of Intensive Outpatient Therapy. I was able to get my depression under control. I started seeing a Gender Specialist and then soon a visit to an Endocrinologist.
At any rate that is what has brought me here. I hope to find some people who are in a similar boat so to speak. Is anybody else on Lupron? So far it had been working well for me. Until my last injection. It went well in the clinic. It was a typical drop your pants, a quick poke, and youre done kind of event. It was not until I was getting out of my bath that I noticed my band aid had blood. I thought no big deal but then I remember the instructions:
After cleaning the injection site with an alcohol swab, insert the needle completely at a 90 degree angle.
NOTE: Aspirated blood would be visible just below the lower lock connection if a blood vessel is accidentally penetrated. If present, blood can be seen through the transparent LuproLoc® safety device. If blood is present remove the needle immediately. Do not inject the medication.
The Next day I started having back pain, nausea, weakness, and fatigue. I also got really upset and threw something against a wall. My dad saw and got me to calm down and eventually I got back to normal in terms of my mental health. Im probably reading way too much into this but my theory is it hasnt killed me and I am still able to work. The dosing guide on the Lupron website does not mention what happens if somebody injects the stuff straight into your veins. http://www.rxabbvie.com/pdf/lupron7_5mg.pdf
Does anybody have thoughts and or comments?
Thanks,
AWGTHTGTATA
I'm new here and figured this was a good place to start. I am 27 years old, born male, and I am diagnosed with Aspergers, major depression, and Gender identity disorder. I have been on Lupron Depot for the last 5 months. Outwardly I am Male but internally I am Null gender. I have been in therapy for about 3 years now. Ultimately I desire to have all my Male bits removed. I have no sexual desire what so ever. I am on my way to having my testicles removed. So far being on Lupron has removed Nighttime erections and much sexual frustration.
My experiences with relationships or other people in general have been very frustrating. I have found I am very good at making small talk and even flirting to various degrees. However I have absolutely no sexual arousal. After a falling out with longtime friend I feel into a very deep depression which cumulated in an attempt to perform some self-surgery involving zip-ties and a sledge hammer. After about 10 days in a Mental Hospital and many weeks of Intensive Outpatient Therapy. I was able to get my depression under control. I started seeing a Gender Specialist and then soon a visit to an Endocrinologist.
At any rate that is what has brought me here. I hope to find some people who are in a similar boat so to speak. Is anybody else on Lupron? So far it had been working well for me. Until my last injection. It went well in the clinic. It was a typical drop your pants, a quick poke, and youre done kind of event. It was not until I was getting out of my bath that I noticed my band aid had blood. I thought no big deal but then I remember the instructions:
After cleaning the injection site with an alcohol swab, insert the needle completely at a 90 degree angle.
NOTE: Aspirated blood would be visible just below the lower lock connection if a blood vessel is accidentally penetrated. If present, blood can be seen through the transparent LuproLoc® safety device. If blood is present remove the needle immediately. Do not inject the medication.
The Next day I started having back pain, nausea, weakness, and fatigue. I also got really upset and threw something against a wall. My dad saw and got me to calm down and eventually I got back to normal in terms of my mental health. Im probably reading way too much into this but my theory is it hasnt killed me and I am still able to work. The dosing guide on the Lupron website does not mention what happens if somebody injects the stuff straight into your veins. http://www.rxabbvie.com/pdf/lupron7_5mg.pdf
Does anybody have thoughts and or comments?
Thanks,
AWGTHTGTATA