Hello everyone at EA. Having closely read most of the threads on this forum I have decided to have a three month trial of chemical castration. I have always hated my genitals and always wished I was born female. Being close to retirement I have considered transitioning and a trial using hormones will hopefully help me decide if this is right for me.

Last week I have started taking 100mg of siterone ( I am going to follow the advice given on one of the threads ) and hope to be fully castrated in three weeks time where I will reduce the dosage to a maintenance dose of 50mg and could reduce more if it maintains the effect. In two months time I will supplement the siterone with 2mg of estrofem and monitor the progress. If all goes well I will consider having a orchidectomy in the USA.

Since starting the siterone last week already I have noticed for the first few days a distant headache, disrupted sleep pattern and pleased to say a very quick reduction in testicle size ( no aches from the testicles though ). If anything my night time erections have been stronger and no loss of libido at all.

I know we will all have different reactions to anti androgens and I assume the stronger night time erections and probably heightened libido could be the bodies way of trying to counteract the siterone and will abate quickly? I am hoping that by three weeks time the effects of the siterone will have made me fully castrated.

I will continue to post my results and would love to hear from others about their experience of chemical castration.

Christine

Hi Everyone,

As promised my first update is now after a week on siterone 100mg day. Well the good news is the dull headaches seem to have gone, sleeping a bit better at night. Glad to say no adverse reactions. Not so good is I can still get a strong erection and orgasm with considerable emission although it is starting to become clear, and no reduction in libido ( my left testicle has shrunk much more than the right one! )

I am hoping the effects will start to show much more this week. I will of course post my progress next week.

Christine

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christine (imported) wrote: Tue Dec 03, 2013 9:43 am I am going to follow the advice given on one of the threads...

Hello Christine!

Can you point me to the tread you are referring to in your post? Thank you!

Hello Genchick,

The post I refered to should be at the top of the list in chemical castration and hormones. It's titled due to requests, chemical castration protocols.

That gives a guide to various methods and doseages.

Regards

Christine

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Christine.. good luck with your trial.. did you get your siterone online ? If so would you mind to advise source..

iamshrinking (imported) wrote: Mon Jan 06, 2014 8:53 pm Christine.. good luck with your trial.. did you get your siterone online ? If so would you mind to advise source..

Go to www.inhousepharmacy.biz

If you're concerned about possible feminization (breast growth), also order some Tamoxifen (Genox).

Good luck. I just completed my fourth month on Siterone and Genox.

I think it will be more like three months than three weeks. I also took estrofem at the some time.

Hi I am shrinking. I ordered my siterone from www.inhousepharmacy.biz but be prepared for the horrific customs charges if in the UK. All is going well and I think I have reached full chemical castration without checking T levels ( no errections or emissions on the rare occasion I can achieve orgasm, and very little libido ) I will stop the siterone gradually after my three month trial ( curious to see how long things take to return to normal, if at all! )

The next stage will be serious consideration for a orchidectomy in the USA.

Hi everyone. I have now finished my trial and have reduced the dose of siterone gradually and now have stopped completely. Its been 2 weeks since I stopped and I have started getting erections again although not very strong and not lasting long. I am curious to see how long it takes to get my full libido back.

In my mind the trial was a success and I still had very strong feelings of wanting to transition so perhaps I will have another trial and seriously consider a orchidectomy. For my next trial I may try depo provera

Anyone considering siterone/cyproterone should know that it can lead to severe depression, even to the extent of suicidal thoughts. Only take this drug when prescribed by a physician.