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Inability to ejaculate...
9 months after completing one lipron injection, external radiation and brachy, i have returned to low end of normal
testosterone
, good libido/desire, 75% erection strength, but at point of ejaculation, nothing happens and lose sensation and erection. Rare but sometimes pain.
9 months after completing one lipron injection, external radiation and brachy, i have returned to low end of normal
testosterone
, good libido/desire, 75% erection strength, but at point of ejaculation, nothing happens and lose sensation and erection. Rare but sometimes pain.
StLouisGuy
in
Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
Man boobs
I understand it is primarily due to ADT/low
testosterone
. Should I also have my estrogen levels checked?
I understand it is primarily due to ADT/low
testosterone
. Should I also have my estrogen levels checked?
HopingForTheBest1
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
LOW sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) - what does it mean?
Ahlering was closely monitoring this protein, but he never mentioned why - for example, sometimes the only other thing he would test in addition to
testosterone
was his SHBG number. For reference, right before surgery, his SHBG was 12. And then in December of '17 it as 11. March of '18 it was 10.
Ahlering was closely monitoring this protein, but he never mentioned why - for example, sometimes the only other thing he would test in addition to
testosterone
was his SHBG number. For reference, right before surgery, his SHBG was 12. And then in December of '17 it as 11. March of '18 it was 10.
pwallace
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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Rising psa after Eligard and bicalutamide, in 9 months. What treatment now to stop the psa rise?
My
testosterone
now is 3.58ng/ml. Is Casodex a possibility or wait? Thanks for the help
My
testosterone
now is 3.58ng/ml. Is Casodex a possibility or wait? Thanks for the help
edgeh
in
Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
What is the role of androgen deprivation and prostate cancer treatment?
As PSA levels are dependent on
testosterone
or DHT, with ADT are we simply lowering the production of PSA suggesting that things are going well, when we’ve merely suppressed the PSA while the PCa continues to grow?
As PSA levels are dependent on
testosterone
or DHT, with ADT are we simply lowering the production of PSA suggesting that things are going well, when we’ve merely suppressed the PSA while the PCa continues to grow?
mperloe
in
Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
PARP Inhibitors for Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate CancerInterview with Oliver Sartor MD
They have low
testosterone
, which predisposes to a relatively anemic state. So, anemia is definitely a concern with these agents. Other elements of myelosuppression, potentially, such as neutropenia and thrombocytopenia, are also present but relatively unusual. There can also be GI side effects.
They have low
testosterone
, which predisposes to a relatively anemic state. So, anemia is definitely a concern with these agents. Other elements of myelosuppression, potentially, such as neutropenia and thrombocytopenia, are also present but relatively unusual. There can also be GI side effects.
Balsam01
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Being “Me” • Emotional & Mental Health • Mid-Life Crises
I found the Men’s Health website and read through the symptoms of mid-life crises and I seem to match what I read, especially the low
testosterone
levels, which might match my ex-girlfriends comments!
I found the Men’s Health website and read through the symptoms of mid-life crises and I seem to match what I read, especially the low
testosterone
levels, which might match my ex-girlfriends comments!
GENTLEMAN-2601_AT_YS
in
Men's Health Forum
4 years ago
Dr. Oliver Sartor on Rucaparib & Olaparib.
They have low
testosterone
, which predisposes to a relatively anemic state. So, anemia is definitely a concern with these agents. Other elements of myelosuppression, potentially, such as neutropenia and thrombocytopenia, are also present but relatively unusual. There can also be GI side effects.
They have low
testosterone
, which predisposes to a relatively anemic state. So, anemia is definitely a concern with these agents. Other elements of myelosuppression, potentially, such as neutropenia and thrombocytopenia, are also present but relatively unusual. There can also be GI side effects.
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Testing information
Then I am currently taking an injection of 200 mg of
Testosterone
for Low T. Any advice would be appreciated!
Then I am currently taking an injection of 200 mg of
Testosterone
for Low T. Any advice would be appreciated!
Wolfman10
in
Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Iron Panel Blood Test Random Query!
Also testing magnesium, prolactin,
testosterone
and a full blood count. Thyroid levels NOT being tested as they were only done last week. Can I go any time for this test, or do I need to go early morning pre food, drink and medication like I do for thyroid tests?
Also testing magnesium, prolactin,
testosterone
and a full blood count. Thyroid levels NOT being tested as they were only done last week. Can I go any time for this test, or do I need to go early morning pre food, drink and medication like I do for thyroid tests?
Fluffysheep
in
Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Testosterone Therapy Does Not Increase the Risks of Prostate Cancer Recurrence or Death After Definitive Treatment for Localized Disease
Here's an article about it: https://www.prostatecancer.news/2020/06/
testosterone
-therapy-does-not-increase.html
Here's an article about it: https://www.prostatecancer.news/2020/06/
testosterone
-therapy-does-not-increase.html
Tall_Allen
in
Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
4 years ago
Testosterone Therapy Does Not Increase the Risks of Prostate Cancer Recurrence or Death After Definitive Treatment for Localized Disease
Here's an article about it: https://www.prostatecancer.news/2020/06/
testosterone
-therapy-does-not-increase.html
Here's an article about it: https://www.prostatecancer.news/2020/06/
testosterone
-therapy-does-not-increase.html
Tall_Allen
in
Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
Thymus
4 months ago in "
Coronavirus & PCa
" [1], I wrote: "... removal of {
testosterone
} causes the involuted thymus to regenerate. That should have a positive effect on immune response." From 7 months ago in "
The Thymus.
4 months ago in "
Coronavirus & PCa
" [1], I wrote: "... removal of {
testosterone
} causes the involuted thymus to regenerate. That should have a positive effect on immune response." From 7 months ago in "
The Thymus.
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Estrogen & PC
I am concerned that if I lower estrogen that my
testosterone
will increase. Does anyone have any info on the relationship of estrogen to risk/progression of PC? Thanks.
I am concerned that if I lower estrogen that my
testosterone
will increase. Does anyone have any info on the relationship of estrogen to risk/progression of PC? Thanks.
B_Sprout
in
Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
PCOS and liver
I had an ultrasound scan which I think came back clear but had high
testosterone
so I was diagnosed. I didn’t think much of it to be honest as I just assumed it was something that doesn’t affect you much.
I had an ultrasound scan which I think came back clear but had high
testosterone
so I was diagnosed. I didn’t think much of it to be honest as I just assumed it was something that doesn’t affect you much.
olishay
in
PCOS UK (Verity)
4 years ago
Medichecks results for Thyroid/Subclinical hypothyroidism- any suggestions?
5.66 (3.1-6.8) Free Thyroxine 18.5 (12-22) Thyroglobulin 10.1 (<115) Thyroid peroxidase <9 (<34) Vit D 54.6 (50-175) Vit B12 Active 104 (>37.5) Folate serum 5.98 (>3.89) CRP HS 0.41 (<5) Ferritin 226 (30-400) He also had a male hormone check done as we thought there might be an issue and though his
testosterone
5.66 (3.1-6.8) Free Thyroxine 18.5 (12-22) Thyroglobulin 10.1 (<115) Thyroid peroxidase <9 (<34) Vit D 54.6 (50-175) Vit B12 Active 104 (>37.5) Folate serum 5.98 (>3.89) CRP HS 0.41 (<5) Ferritin 226 (30-400) He also had a male hormone check done as we thought there might be an issue and though his
testosterone
Ponyo2
in
Thyroid UK
4 years ago
3 month follow up PSA test
I went for my 3 month follow up PSA test after HDR Brachtherapy (monotherapy) which also tested for
Testosterone
. PSA came back at 0.5 which was very encouraging. My question is should my 6 month follow up test include any of the following or other tests as well? DHT, Prolactin, E2 peace!
I went for my 3 month follow up PSA test after HDR Brachtherapy (monotherapy) which also tested for
Testosterone
. PSA came back at 0.5 which was very encouraging. My question is should my 6 month follow up test include any of the following or other tests as well? DHT, Prolactin, E2 peace!
ocman
in
Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
Aromatase Inhibitors and PCa
My E2 was at the high end of normal (though proportional to high
testosterone
) so I started taking a very low-dose AI to lower E2.
My E2 was at the high end of normal (though proportional to high
testosterone
) so I started taking a very low-dose AI to lower E2.
jdm3
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Testosterone
On a visit to my Endocrinologist, who I only go to because almost ten years ago I decided I wanted
Testosterone
shots, he reviewed my three month blood work.
Testosterone
can cause problems with some men who take it, but not with most men.
On a visit to my Endocrinologist, who I only go to because almost ten years ago I decided I wanted
Testosterone
shots, he reviewed my three month blood work.
Testosterone
can cause problems with some men who take it, but not with most men.
wizzard166
in
CLL Support
4 years ago
Relugolix for Androgen-Deprivation Therapy in Advanced Prostate Cancer The New England Journal of Medicine
In the subgroup of 184 patients followed for
testosterone
recovery, the mean
testosterone
levels 90 days after treatment discontinuation were 288.4 ng per deciliter in the relugolix group and 58.6 ng per deciliter in the leuprolide group.
In the subgroup of 184 patients followed for
testosterone
recovery, the mean
testosterone
levels 90 days after treatment discontinuation were 288.4 ng per deciliter in the relugolix group and 58.6 ng per deciliter in the leuprolide group.
Balsam01
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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