Johnsmith,
Good to hear from you again. Clearly you’ve been through some tense and scary times. When you first became aware you had a problem, if you had asked me (which, of course, you didn’t… you had no reason to), I would have strongly suggested seeing a medical doctor pronto. Re.:
johnsmith90m said:
.... When [my wife] Eli arrived, they had me prepped for surgery. That is when we met Dr. A; she’s about five feet tall and sweet as can be. She tried to put me at ease. .... I had four masses that had to come out. There was a lot of damage already occurring and we couldn't put this off. .... Then came even worse news. I would possibly have to use a catheter the rest of my life or use adult diapers. The nerve damage was extensive and the [probability] of me being able to regain [urinary not to mention sexual] function is only 10%. .... [After surgery, my doctor informed] me that my infections were gone but my testosterone level is almost nil. She explained that my remaining testicle is only working at about 10 percent. .... She then asked if she could bring in another doctor — a woman psychiatrist, Dr. P, [who is] with their group. I said yes. .... [Dr. P] has helped me cope with the dramatic changes I have had to go through. [My doctors informed me] they want to take my last testicle, [which they say is] causing my T level problems. At this point I still have it, and am [attempting to deal] with the issues I'm facing.
Whew. Heavy stuff. Here is an abstract that might be of interest to you, if you haven’t looked up and read such materials already, from:
J Sex Med. 2007 Jul;4 (4 Pt 1): 946-55
The link is:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17627741
Title: Eunuchs in contemporary society: expectations, consequences, and adjustments to castration (part II).
Authors: Brett MA, Roberts LF, Johnson TW, Wassersug RJ.
Source: Anatomy & Neurobiology, Dalhousie University, 5850 College Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Abstract:
INTRODUCTION:
There are men in the Western world who are voluntarily castrated and are not male-to-female transsexuals.
AIMS:
We surveyed members of this group to understand their responses to androgen deprivation (AD) and how their experiences matched their expectations of AD.
METHODS:
We posted a questionnaire on the Eunuch Archive (
http://www.eunuch.org) that received responses from 92 voluntarily orchiectomized males who identified as eunuchs. Data from this questionnaire were supplemented with interviews with 19 of the eunuchs.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES:
Participants completed questionnaire items regarding: (i) the side effects they expected and experienced; (ii) their current physical and psychological condition; (iii) their level of regret; (iv) what they appreciated most about their castrated status; and (v) who performed their orchiectomies.
RESULTS:
The most appreciated aspect of castration was the sense of control over sexual urges and appetite (52%). The major side effects experienced were loss of libido (66%), hot flashes (63%), and genital shrinkage (55%). The population had high self-rated sociability, and mental and physical health. Although there was an insignificant reduction in depression after castration, the overall level of self-reported obsessive-compulsive disorders decreased significantly (P < 0.01). Twenty-two percent of the population reported a change in sexual orientation. Many respondents (60%) took supplemental hormone treatments to counteract the side effects of AD. The use of both supplemental testosterone and high-dose estrogen correlated with a significant increase in self-reported sexual desire and activity above the agonadal level (P < 0.001). The majority of the castrations (53%) were not performed by medical professionals.
CONCLUSION:
The medical community needs to be aware of men at risk of unsafe castrations in order to provide them with more information on the side effects of AD and access to safe orchiectomies.
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Best wishes to you, and good luck! Also, it sounds like your now-liberated super-sexy wife is “on her way,” doing well and already showing signs of becoming a skilled and fully-satisfied cuckoldress. That’s good!
—Custer