I stopped TRT because of benign prostatic hyperplasia

TonyGR · Mar 19, 2020

I used to be on TRT with Nebido or cypionate (IM) but I had to stop because of severe exaggeration of my prostate situation. Any input on this regarding handling of dosage or any other tip helping to get back on TRT?

Vince · Mar 19, 2020

Have you been checked by a doctor?

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TonyGR · Mar 19, 2020

Vince said:
Have you been checked by a doctor?

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Yes. The doctor diagnosed bph. He prescribed OMNIC (tamsuloside) but not finasteride. So I'm doomed now. No more TRT as it clearly feels to aggravate my prostate. And here is the question which doctor don't bother or don't know to answer: how do I regulate my T dosages so to not interfere with my prostate?

Vince · Mar 19, 2020

TonyGR said:
Yes. The doctor diagnosed bph. He prescribed OMNIC (tamsuloside) but not finasteride. So I'm doomed now. No more TRT as it clearly feels to aggravate my prostate. And here is the question which doctor don't bother or don't know to answer: how do I regulate my T dosages so to not interfere with my prostate?

What's your PSA at?

Stylo · Mar 19, 2020

What symptoms were you experiencing? And yeah PSA? Id use Cialis over any other BPH meds.

SilverSurfer · Mar 20, 2020

TonyGR said:
Yes. The doctor diagnosed bph. He prescribed OMNIC (tamsuloside) but not finasteride. So I'm doomed now. No more TRT as it clearly feels to aggravate my prostate. And here is the question which doctor don't bother or don't know to answer: how do I regulate my T dosages so to not interfere with my prostate?

Did you monitor your E2 levels? The only time I notice any prostate problems is if my E2 is too high. My PSA was never an issue and never went above 2.0.