There's nothing in your profile, but you are posting on a site for men with advanced PCa. If that is an error, and you were curatively treated, your increased T is a healthy response. If you indeed have advanced prostate cancer, and you have been diagnosed with metastases, and you only took a vacation from Lucrin, you can wait to resume it until your PSA goes up.
So you had localized PCa, which was cured by radiation and hormone therapy. Your testosterone is supposed to reeturn to normal levels after you are cured. This is something to be happy about.
Thanks Nal for that info. I will be on ADT for another ten months. I am trying to learn what to do after ADT. I do not feel comfortable with the "wait and see" stance that so many take. Where can I find more info on monitoring T, DHT, & E2 after ADT? Can you recommend a health practitioner who can provide guidance for this?
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