Testosterone Replacement Therapy: Swingers Discussion 699291021

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User Details are only visible to members.	Just go to your Doc and ask to get your free testosterone levels checked. He'll send you for bloodwork and then you can see if it's in the acceptable range. I will say, there is nothing like having that excess artificial test in your bloodstream, God I love it! P.S. Male urinary/penis docs (I can't think of the professional name for the life of me) are generally more liberal on this topic.
Clarion PA			Username hidden (101 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Hypogonadism in middle-aged (and younger) males is a seriously under-diagnosed epidemic. Many men think they are just "getting older" when the symptoms begin, almost always insidiously. When a female develops estrogen deficiency, the symptoms are usually very obvious: change or absence of periods, hot flashes, abnormal sweating, etc. Also, every female will go through menopause. On the other hand, only some males experience andropause - the development of a low testosterone level. Complicating the diagnosis is that a female's changes usually occur fairly quickly whereas a male's may gradually develop over many years. Hence, the feeling he is "just getting older." The male's symptoms are usually very vague: fatigue, loss of strength, reduction in energy levels, mild depression, reduction of muscle mass, less drive, etc. A reduction in libido or quality of erections may or may not be a part of the problem, contrary to popular belief. Thankfully, testosterone replacement is felt to be safe and it definitely is effective. Many men experience a huge improvement in the quality of their lives after appropriate treatment. Replacement can't be by mouth, since testosterone isn't absorbed by the GI tract. The gel (Androgel) or injections (every 2 weeks) are the two ways this can be treated. Worries about liver problems and cancer of the prostate so far have not occurred based on clinical studies. One problem that is definite, however, is that if men get cancer of the prostate while on replacement therapy the cancer could grow faster. For that reason, men on testosterone replacement should have their PSA checked every four to six months for the first year or two after therapy is started. Hope this clears the water (no pun intended).
New Orleans LA			Username hidden (2 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	There are two sides to this outlook on this issue. When your testo is low you definitely need it replaced to get rid of the lack of energy and mood swings. However, it can lead to liver damage (if I remember correctly). Just like hormone replacement therapy in women... there are draw backs. You just have to weight the issues and for the most part... the men I know use the testo gel and it works great and damn any draw backs....
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