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Lots of people have done it either as a DIY method or under medical supervision as the 'test drive' part of a transition process... (The WPATH SOC v.8 procedure recommends a 6-12 month chemical castration trial prior to any surgery as a more or less reversible test so that the patient can see if ...

Has anyone done any type of chemical castration and if so how did you do it



Androcur does have a tumor risk. The higher the dose the more side effects. If you can get through the first few months it is possible to drop it down to a 1/4 of a 50mg pill. You won't have any T production if you ...

Has anyone done any type of chemical castration and if so how did you do it



Your best option is to see a gender affirming care doctor if you have access. I did chemical castration a few times with Androcur and Depot Provera injections. Both were from overseas pharmacies back when that as ...

Good luck!

You are very nurturing type of individual. Thank you for taking the time to do what you do in this community. It's a journey for everyone that comes here and one that isn't so easily understood by most people which makes this site that much more important to those who need it. Thank you ...

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I guess the best part of being castrated is that, if you chose, you can stop, or adjust any testosterone hormone, which of course is impossible when you still have healthy functioning testicles.

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Well said, I just took advantage of that control. TRT was miserable for me and now I'm finally ...

I like the way that having no testosterone changed my emotional state. I became more emotional overall but luckily not more depressed. My lows stayed the same but my highs intensified. I like how I can cry more easily and how more tuned in I am to my own inner emotions and the emotions of others ...

That wasn't my experience at all. Everything in my life improved without T in my system. The only problem were hot flashes and the other side effects that I could easily handle. I was in a better mood, more focused and more productive without it.

I was going to leave this out initially so I didn't mention this in my intro. In 2013 I had a failed back surgery. I needed a 3 level lumbar fusion and wound up getting a lamenectomy with discectomy. He told me that I still had enough disk left at L5 and L4-5 to last me for a few more years and that ...

Hey there, my name is Nathan, I'm 45 years old. I've been a lurker here under a few other names almost since the website got started. I was curious back then and I tried a few test run of depot provera and androcur but I couldn't commit because of marriage and children. That was then and now with my ...