There was never any proof that high testosterone or TRT fueled, caused prostate cancer, it was a belief.
They used to believe low testosterone was prostate friendly, until data starting coming in that showed men with low T having more aggressive forms of prostate cancer compared with those with high testosterone.
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Several studies have been conducted to analyze the impact of testosterone replacement on PSA. Except for a rise in PSA shortly after initiating testosterone therapy, there is no increased risk of developing prostate cancer while on testosterone replacement therapy.
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The use of testosterone therapy in men with prostate cancer was previously contraindicated, although recent data challenge this axiom. Over the past 2 decades, there has been a dramatic paradigm shift in beliefs, attitude, and treatment of testosterone deficiency in men with prostate cancer.
