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RCS
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Posted 12/21/2014 1:34 PM (GMT 0)
Seems that research is continuing to show T supplementation is not bad for PCa. Here's another paper on the subject. I apologize if this has already been presented:
www.auanet.org/advnews/press_releases/article.cfm?articleNo=392
mspt98
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Joined : Dec 2008
Posts : 458
Posted 12/21/2014 7:21 PM (GMT 0)
I hope they're right. I am one of those guys talked about
in the article. I found out I had low T after having prostate cancer surgery. I waited 3 long years of 0 psas before approaching my internist about
TRT because I too was concerned about
reoccurrence. But I had a bone density test showing early osteoporosis and I was depressed and lethargic so I was willing to take the chance since I was a gleason 6. The internist said absolutely not, a man with history of PCA can never have TRT. So I went to his partner downstairs, an endocrinologist, and he said "you should take T, your bones are falling apart!" So over a year and a half now on T and bone density is back to normal, depression is less, libido a little better (not dramatic though). My psa remains undetectable and I will continue with TRT because I feel better with it............
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