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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Prostate Related Issues
TRT after treatment for prostate cancer
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<blockquote data-quote="D0UG" data-source="post: 204704" data-attributes="member: 42784"><p>Systemlord, I agree and have read much literature that indicates that testosterone does not cause cancer. The hormone doctor (not an urologist) that put me on T in 2014 is in another state 4 hours away where I worked at the time. He contends that if T caused prostate cancer, there would be a lot of 30 year old men with prostate cancer. He suspects that the drop in T may be a more likely cause of prostate cancer but there are no significant studies involving males with sustained T levels from 20-70 years old. Without the study, doctors are inclined to rely on any accepted data that can get. My urologist's reservation is that T can cause any cancers cells that were not killed by radiation to become more active/robust.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="D0UG, post: 204704, member: 42784"] Systemlord, I agree and have read much literature that indicates that testosterone does not cause cancer. The hormone doctor (not an urologist) that put me on T in 2014 is in another state 4 hours away where I worked at the time. He contends that if T caused prostate cancer, there would be a lot of 30 year old men with prostate cancer. He suspects that the drop in T may be a more likely cause of prostate cancer but there are no significant studies involving males with sustained T levels from 20-70 years old. Without the study, doctors are inclined to rely on any accepted data that can get. My urologist's reservation is that T can cause any cancers cells that were not killed by radiation to become more active/robust. [/QUOTE]
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Prostate Related Issues
TRT after treatment for prostate cancer
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