prostate and testosterone

Subject: Seeking Advice and Support Regarding Prostate Cancer Diagnosis and TRT Alternatives Dear Community Members, It has been quite some time since I last reached out or visited this platform, but I find myself in need of your help and guidance now more than ever. Allow me to share my story...

Is it normal for the PSA level to go up on Cypionate? Before trt back in 2017 my level was 0.8 and it has gradually increased. My latest dose is 50 mg weekly since 5 months ago. 3/8/22= 1.82 8/16/22= 1.32 5/1/23= 1.51 2/6/24= 2.7

Hi all. Hope everyone's well. Quick question: can lowering your TRT dose too quickly cause prostate issues/prostatitis/CPPS? Long version of the story: I've been on TRT since July 2018, and I've spent the tail end of last year and most of this year reducing my TRT dose as it was causing...

Two months ago it was 4.95 ng/mL. Just got my Quest results: 4.41. PSA, as I've previously posted, had been inching up every year. Messaged my urologist. Going to see him in a few weeks. Protocol has been 34 mg, Test E, IM, MWF. Labs in January: TT 1046(IIRC) FT:225. Sex life with my wife...

Is anyone here on TRT after having their prostate removed? Successful? Unsuccessful? I had my prostate removed 2.5 months ago and would love to get back on TRT. My T levels are extremely low and my urologist is not a fan of TRT. I'm 50 years old and was in excellent shape until 6 months ago...

Ok guys its been a few years since I've been on trt.. I seemed to have a side effect of my crotch getting irritated and inflamed while on it.. kinda like prostatitis.. long story short I've been on cialis for about 9 yrs and am starting to think its what's causing my tinnitus.. basically I'm...

Hi guys, Great to join up to to this forum, and I was very pleased to see the founder Nelson is ahead of the curve with T and PCa. My Father has had PCa for over 20 years so it's a subject I am entirely versed on. I'm friends also with Professor Edward Friedman. If any of you guys are not...

So, we come full circle to T potentially being used to treat some forms of prostate cancers: "Rationale for Using Supraphysiologic Testosterone to Treat Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer.” We have known for decades that androgen deprivation offers remarkable efficacy and palliation for men...

Dr. LaBoissiere: Thank you. I have kind of a booming voice so if it gets too loud, let me know and I will adjust the mic. It's certainly a pleasure to be here. I am fairly new in terms of being a physician. I am a fellow and that's always confusing. When I walk in the room, I...