I am 32 year old. If I get castrated, what age of hormon level can I reach?

The reason why I ask about this is that even when I was 7~10 years old, I had still manly mind.

Just I am curious whether it's because of my DNA or hormon level.

Also, I will be satisfied if I can reach 7~10 years old's hormon level as at that time I did not have any unpleasant feeling by male hormon.

Is there anyone who know about this?

Thingd are more complicated. First, your maleness is hardwired in your brain. Testosterone adds a sex drive to it. 7 yo brain is different from adult brain. Much different. And taking away T is not just only returning back to childhood sexuality levels, as your body and brain has already adjusted to high T levels, killing T will induce many negative side effects you did not have in childhood. Like low energy, little motivation, hot fllashes etc.

Sorry also to tell you from someone who lived 2.5 years with no T it will never be like returning to 7-10 years for many reasons. It will be very different with positive effects and negative effects depending on what you are looking for so do lots of research and talk to as many who have lived it as possible because everyone has a little different experience and once the balls are gone it is for the rest of your life! Welcome and best of luck.

Having now been 24 years with no testes, scrotum or penis and never had the T levels or E levels actually measured by blood work I can say that I probably am near the T levels of a child. We all produce some T. Even women produce some T. I've never taken T. I have taken plenty of E over the years though. Lack of T has never made me feel low on energy nor have any issues with weight loss or gain. I eat healthy, live a rather normally active life and enjoy it all. To be sure, E has made changes in my body. I don't know about the mind. I know I am an ALPHA type personality which has not changed. I hope that helps with your question.

I'm not sure where you are going with your question, but castration at age 32 would in fact bring your testosterone to pre-pubescent levels. At your age your testosterone levels (in the US measured in nanograms per deciliter or ng/dl) should fall between 300 ng/dl and 600 ng/dl although they could be as high as 1000 ng/dl. Castration would bring those levels to around 50 to 75 ng/dl, which is testosterone made elsewhere in your body. However, maleness is not solely dependent on testosterone and highly influenced by mental, emotional and environmental factors. When I am not on testosterone replacement my levels are around 60 ng/dl and other than feeling calmer my personality and behavior remains the same as before castration. That said, the effects of castration vary greatly with individuals with some men experiencing side effects while others to a lesser extent.

Begoneboy (imported) wrote: Wed May 23, 2018 4:54 am Having now been 24 years with no testes, scrotum or penis and never had the T levels or E levels actually measured by blood work I can say that I probably am near the T levels of a child. We all produce some T. Even women produce some T. I've never taken T. I have taken plenty of E over the years though. Lack of T has never made me feel low on energy nor have any issues with weight loss or gain. I eat healthy, live a rather normally active life and enjoy it all. To be sure, E has made changes in my body. I don't know about the mind. I know I am an ALPHA type personality which has not changed. I hope that helps with your question.

Thank you for your answer.

If you don't mind, can you answer my questions more?

1. why did you take E? (If I also take some E after castration, can I go to more neutral person?)

2. after castration, have you had clear mind ? ( I want to have clear mind without sexual drive or nerversness.

chantal2000 (imported) wrote: Tue May 22, 2018 5:15 pm The reason why I ask about this is

because I saw a post that castrated man could have calm mind after castration)

3. what is ALPHA type personality? (sorry I haven't heard of it so far)

seanthomas (imported) wrote: Wed May 23, 2018 6:59 am I'm not sure where you are going with your question, but castration at age 32 would in fact bring your testosterone to pre-pubescent levels. At your age your testosterone levels (in the US measured in nanograms per deciliter or ng/dl) should fall between 300 ng/dl and 600 ng/dl although they could be as high as 1000 ng/dl. Castration would bring those levels to around 50 to 75 ng/dl, which is testosterone made elsewhere in your body. However, maleness is not solely dependent on testosterone and highly influenced by mental, emotional and environmental factors. When I am not on testosterone replacement my levels are around 60 ng/dl and other than feeling calmer my personality and behavior remains the same as before castration. That said, the effects of castration vary greatly with individuals with some men experienci

chantal2000 (imported) wrote: Wed May 23, 2018 8:52 am ng side effects while others to a lesser extent.

I want to have clear mind without sexual drive and nervousness like before my puberty.

It seems like that every problem (such as mind, concentration or skin problem) occur after puberty. So I want to go back to before puberty.

In addition, I really want to meet people( both male and female) as non-sexual object. I meet people as human to human , not male to female.

Do you think if I get castrated, I can get some of those benefit?

Read about chemical castration here first.

If you are interested, you may want to try Androcur or Lupron. Lupron is expensive but perhaps is nearer to surgical castration? People here also use Androcur.

You can try, and see if you like being temporarily castrated. After trying, you can decide what you want to do after.

daifu-orchid (imported) wrote: Wed May 23, 2018 1:51 pm Read about chemical castration here first.

If you are interested, you may want to try Androcur or Lupron. Lupron is expensive but perhaps is nearer to surgical castration? People here also use Androcur.

You can try, and see if you like being temporarily castrated. After trying, you can decide what you want to do after.

Thank you for your answer.

Could you recommend drug between two you mentioned?

This is just my opinion, not the same as your medical professional. Ask your healthcare professional for the best answer.

They are different classes of medication: Lupron ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leuprorelin ) cases testosterone production to shut down to castrate levels. The effect is close to castration. It lasts only a few weeks, depending on the injection used. Repeat injections are possible.

Androcur ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyproterone ) is a tablet that stops the effects of existing testosterone. Testosterone is still made, but Androcur reduces the effect. Androcur is cheaper than Lupron.

Both usually need a doctor's prescription. Reports on on this board suggest that not all Lupron and similar sold online is genuine.Be careful.