It started out as just an odd sensation of presence. Most men go through life never giving their testicles a second thought, until something happens to them. Mine felt odd all the time. Then they started to ache after a year or so. The doctors checked for cancer. Nothing. They treated for infection. Didn't stop the ache. After another year or so, it got worse (pain level about 2-3 on a scale of 10). It wasn't until my wife started asking me how 'the boys' were, that I realized how much it affected my life. That's when I got serious about getting some kind of treatment.
NEW SURVEY – Usefulness of the WPATH Standards of CareA research study from the University of Hawai‘i is now open for participation.
The study explores how the WPATH Standards of Care v8 – Eunuch Chapter has supported individuals in accessing gender-affirming medical or surgical care (e.g., orchiectomy, penectomy, nullification).
Participants are invited to complete a completely anonymous 30-minute survey to share their experience. No personal information is collected.
Click below to take the survey:
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The results will contribute to a medical journal article and help improve access and care for the Eunuch community.Poll: Castration Fantasies
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