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PSA 1.34 - Testosterone <7 ng/dl

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My urologist indulged me and gave me the requested tests, numbers look good for 60 days on Eligard (Lupron).

I have been concerned that Lupron is not working as I am still having sex 3-4 times /week.

Does it say <7 because testosterone test is not sensitive to amounts below 7?

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Not sure if there are different T test sensitivities but my last one showed <1. I have read others on the forum even lower so I suspect yours is accurate. The effect of ADT my still be accumulating in both its reduction of T and your libido. Or you may be lucky and not lose it at all. Here's to you being the lucky one.

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Scout4answers in reply totreedown

being the lucky one

I know I am

My first stroke of luck , besides being born in America in the 20th Century was # 366 in the draft lottery back during the Nixon administration.

Luck has continued to the present, with a few ups and downs. ;-)

I have no doubt that it will continue going forward.

Prostate cancer is a lucky gift. It has made me think deeply about the most important things in my life.

Time, Love and Giving

Love reading the posts on here by guys in remission for decades.

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treedown in reply toScout4answers

I have experienced many of the same sentiments. Successful treatments have helped in maintaining them. Unfortunately a lot can change with a blood test.

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NotDFL

Be happy!

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Tall_Allen

Yes.

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noahware

Interestingly, castration does not eliminate the ability to be sexually active for a surprising large percentage of men, according to some studies (done mostly on castrated sex offenders).

So, you appear to be one of the lucky ones. Being castrate WILL limit the ability to be fertile, and typically WILL reduce libido. (My low-T ADT has, so far, left me with an ability to have erections and "dry" orgasms, but with absolutely no significant desire to routinely have them... which is actually something of a blessing, since for the first time since my early teens the picture you posted does not apply to me!)

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Marshb52

Awesome. I need an appointment with your guy!

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j-o-h-n

"I am still having sex 3-4 times /week."I'm having sex 3/4 times a day....Just wore out my 16th blow up doll.....Cheap plastic.....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Monday 11/08/2021 10:34 PM EST

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Love it hope you get a bulk rate.

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j-o-h-n

Just a breath full.......

God Bless All of our Military Veterans..

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Thursday 11/11/2021 6:04 PM EST

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