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No, they don't recommend surgery. It's only in extreme cases... If anything the test could reduce the symptoms at least, ie: pain and discomfort. Maybe.
Could synthetic testosterone help a cystic testicle?
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healingpowers
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Don't fraternize with girls who are "bang forward" If you get laid by a girl, she is a nasty thing who likes dick too much. :/ the reason for the "hole" sadly.
Leather Neck
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That seems like a reasonable response
healingpowers
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UPDATE:
There was a residual infection. It was very hard to get out, not sure how it got there, or why it wasn't detected early. But it wreaked havoc up until it was destroyed by antibiotics. One injection of arithromycine and then a 10 day course of doxycicline.
Good news? No more infection
Bad news? The specialist found a small lump on my left testicle and said 95% of the time it turns out to be cancer. This has to be stopped before it gets to the lymph nodes obviously and he recommends I get an orchiectomy if it has gotten any larger in 6 months.
This obviously scares the shit out of me.
Still planning on taking some synthetic testosterone to see what exactly it will do down there if anything.
Ordering some testosterone cypionate online.
How many vials for a first purchase? How much for a single dose? How many times a month/week should I inject? What are some good aromatyse inhibitors to buy?
Before you say "oh don't take steroids they're not going to help"
I have heard from the doctor that it CAN help sometimes. I am willing to try anything at this point. If I need to get a bilateral orchiectomy (double testicle removal) I will be... on testoserone replacement therapy 24/7 anyway. The infection made it's way to the right testicle before it was caught, so you never know sadly. WILLING TO TRY ANYTHING.
There was a residual infection. It was very hard to get out, not sure how it got there, or why it wasn't detected early. But it wreaked havoc up until it was destroyed by antibiotics. One injection of arithromycine and then a 10 day course of doxycicline.
Good news? No more infection
Bad news? The specialist found a small lump on my left testicle and said 95% of the time it turns out to be cancer. This has to be stopped before it gets to the lymph nodes obviously and he recommends I get an orchiectomy if it has gotten any larger in 6 months.
This obviously scares the shit out of me.
Still planning on taking some synthetic testosterone to see what exactly it will do down there if anything.
Ordering some testosterone cypionate online.
How many vials for a first purchase? How much for a single dose? How many times a month/week should I inject? What are some good aromatyse inhibitors to buy?
Before you say "oh don't take steroids they're not going to help"
I have heard from the doctor that it CAN help sometimes. I am willing to try anything at this point. If I need to get a bilateral orchiectomy (double testicle removal) I will be... on testoserone replacement therapy 24/7 anyway. The infection made it's way to the right testicle before it was caught, so you never know sadly. WILLING TO TRY ANYTHING.
healingpowers
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Funny note, I know someone who got HPV (Human papilomavirus) and she got utural cancer. Her entire cervix has to be cut out. It's like, you took a brick out of a wall and then the whole thing crumbles down. Sexual organs are very delicate. Right after her pregnancy, boom being cut out. Scary, scary.
healingpowers
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Due to a lack of reply I will just be spending $500 and seeing where that gets me.
Let's just say my testicles shrinking right now, MAY NOT BE A BAD THING *badumpcha*
Let's just say my testicles shrinking right now, MAY NOT BE A BAD THING *badumpcha*
BobMarshal
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You need to talk with your doc before doing test. There are cancers that dong test is like throwing gasoline on a fire. You need to make sure, if you do have cancer, that doing test will not make it worse. Good luck. I hope it works out for you.
