Serious consequences of prostate cancer

There has been a lot of talk about transgender people for several years, but not at all about what we might call “involuntary medical transsexuals.” Those men who are undergoing hormonal chemotherapy for prostate cancer. Treatments that neutralize testosterone and cause significant physical changes such as: hot flashes, lack of sexual desire, partial or total erection difficulties, atrophy of the testicles, loss of body hair, growth of breasts instead of bras, lack of energy, etc.

The surgeon actually told me that some obese men had to have breast reduction surgery. These treatments can be micro-implant injections every three months or a medication called Androcur, taken daily. The latter is also used for sexual attackers who agree to undergo “chemical castration.” Implants cause more serious side effects, especially hot flashes several times a day and even at night, which are very uncomfortable. This explains why we are ashamed of our country and do not talk about it.

I understand your reservations about talking about this, but I hope that those around you are at least aware of this, because they are the only ones who can support you through it. It is known that in the absence of sufficient information provided by the patient, no one can help him.