Time of exposure seems to make little difference

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Fri, 01 May 2009 18:43:09 +0000

0. Canada

1. Google Search

2. 38, 5’7", 140lbs?

3. I run regularly and do weights

4. Healthy eater. Do eat meat but not daily.

5. For hair loss

6. Less than a month. 28 Days

7. 38

8. 38 ( literally a month later)

9. Cold turkey

10. Proscar (Canada)

11. 1.25mg

12. 3-4 months AFTER I quit.

13. Low libido (literally NO sex drive - chemically castrated)

Put an X beside all that apply:

Sexual
[X] Loss of Libido / Sex Drive
[X] Erectile Dysfunction
[ ] Complete Impotence
[X] Loss of Morning Erections
[X] Loss of Spontaneous Erections
[X] Loss of Nocturnal Erections
[X] Watery Ejaculate
[X] Reduced Ejaculate
[ ] Inability to Ejaculate / Orgasm
[ ] Reduced Sperm Count / Motility

Mental
[X] Emotional Blunting / Emotionally Flat
[ ] Difficulty Focusing / Concentrating
[ ] Confusion
[ ] Memory Loss / Forgetfullness
[ ] Stumbling over Words / Losing Train of Thought
[ ] Slurring of Speech
[ ] Lack of Motivation / Feeling Passive / Complacency
[ ] Extreme Anxiety / Panic Attacks
[ ] Depression / Melancholy

Physical
[X] Penile Tissue Changes (narrowing, shrinkage, wrinkled)
[ ] Penis curvature / rotation on axis
[ ] Testicular Pain
[ ] Testicular Shrinkage / Loss of Fullness
[ ] Genital numbness / sensitivity decrease
[ ] Weight Gain
[] Gynecomastia (male breasts)
[ ] Muscle Wastage
[ ] Muscle Weakness
[ ] Joint Pain
[X] Dry / Dark Circles under eyes

Misc
[ ] Prostate pain
[ ] Persistent Fatigue / Exhaustion
[ ] Stomach Pains / Digestion Problems
[ ] Constipation / “Poo Pellets”
[ ] Vision - Acuity Decrease / Blurriness
[X] Increased hair loss
[X] Frequent urination
[ ] Lowered body temperature

[ ] Other (please explain)

14. Totally averse to the idea of taking any more f%$king meds of ANY kind. Exercise, supplements, and high-protein food.

15. No pre-drug blood tests done.

16. None.

17. This is an evil, insidious drug (moreover the company that created and released it on the public without doing due dilligence). The hardest part of the experience is that it was literally life-altering. I have been effectively chemically castrated. In a sense, I should have kept taking the drug; because at least then I’d be able to keep my f%$king hair - since the side effects do not differ depending on the length of usage or exposure. Less than a month, and my brain’s sexual core has been permanently shut down. I feel like a Vulcan. How do we explain - proove - to our GP’s that we no longer “feel” anything for sex?!