How much does an ORCHIECTOMY cost in Nevada?
Q. I was wondering what the cost of Orchiectomy here in Nevada is and I heard in some places it's cheaper. Does anyone know?
Asked by Tina - Fri Jul 9 06:47:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its free if you loose your life savings. You would have nothing left.
Answered by Kingocal - Sat Jul 10 11:37:06 2010
Q. I was wondering what the cost of Orchiectomy here in Nevada is and I heard in some places it's cheaper. Does anyone know?
Asked by Tina - Fri Jul 9 06:47:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its free if you loose your life savings. You would have nothing left.
Answered by Kingocal - Sat Jul 10 11:37:06 2010
MTFS: If I get an orchiectomy will my metabolism be extremely low and will I keep gain weight no matter what?
Q. Well since testosterone gives you high metabolism, if you get an orchiectomy will you have no metabolism and will you just get fat?
Asked by Yamada S - Thu Feb 4 21:50:38 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What will happen is that on estrogen, your body will behave like any female body, and gain reproductive fat at the expense of muscle. When you lose muscle, your metabolism slows down. Without a corresponding reduction in caloric intake, or an increase in exercise, you will slowly tend to put on weight. This is one reason why women have a difficult time keeping weight off. Nature wants females to carry some extra fat in case they get pregnant.
Answered by Erica - A Yahoo spurned me - Fri Feb 5 03:25:16 2010
Q. Well since testosterone gives you high metabolism, if you get an orchiectomy will you have no metabolism and will you just get fat?
Asked by Yamada S - Thu Feb 4 21:50:38 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What will happen is that on estrogen, your body will behave like any female body, and gain reproductive fat at the expense of muscle. When you lose muscle, your metabolism slows down. Without a corresponding reduction in caloric intake, or an increase in exercise, you will slowly tend to put on weight. This is one reason why women have a difficult time keeping weight off. Nature wants females to carry some extra fat in case they get pregnant.
Answered by Erica - A Yahoo spurned me - Fri Feb 5 03:25:16 2010
What is a Orchiectomy? my son went to his doctor and was told he needed a Orchiectomy?
Q. I am not sure what that is, he went to his doctor because he was swinging his hips a lot when he walked. Is there a medical person on here who knows what his condition means?, his doctor said it was bigger than a grape-fruit, and it had to come out. Thank-you in advance for any knowledgeable answers.
Asked by Cracker - Sat Jun 20 15:18:10 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Castration. ( shiver )
Answered by Spike ( The soothsayer) - Sat Jun 20 15:24:44 2009
Q. I am not sure what that is, he went to his doctor because he was swinging his hips a lot when he walked. Is there a medical person on here who knows what his condition means?, his doctor said it was bigger than a grape-fruit, and it had to come out. Thank-you in advance for any knowledgeable answers.
Asked by Cracker - Sat Jun 20 15:18:10 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Castration. ( shiver )
Answered by Spike ( The soothsayer) - Sat Jun 20 15:24:44 2009
Where in New York state can I get Orchiectomy done at?
Q. I'm a trans woman and i live in the western part of NY.
Asked by Jessyka s - Thu Sep 24 16:45:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest looking in you local yellow pages for a Urologist. Check their references, and ask a LOT of questions.
Answered by Master Buz Lawson - Thu Sep 24 16:56:17 2009
Q. I'm a trans woman and i live in the western part of NY.
Asked by Jessyka s - Thu Sep 24 16:45:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest looking in you local yellow pages for a Urologist. Check their references, and ask a LOT of questions.
Answered by Master Buz Lawson - Thu Sep 24 16:56:17 2009
Has anyone had spontaneous erections and immediate erection from stimuli right after single orchiectomy?
Q. Has anyone had spontaneous erections and immediate erection from stimuli right after single orchiectomy?
Asked by Sixthbeatle - Mon Nov 23 16:22:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Has anyone had spontaneous erections and immediate erection from stimuli right after single orchiectomy?
Asked by Sixthbeatle - Mon Nov 23 16:22:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
WhAT HAPPENS TO A MAN AFTER ORCHIECTOMY AS FAR AS EJACULATION GOES?
Q. WhAt happens to a man after orchiectomy as far as ejaculation goes?
Asked by scottfree1704 - Sat Jul 12 10:10:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Semen fluid is produced up inside the body from seminal vesicles and prostate. Testicles only produce sperm that is added to the semen. Orchiectomy should not affect semen quantity at all.
Answered by freestuffffff - Sat Jul 12 10:16:49 2008
Q. WhAt happens to a man after orchiectomy as far as ejaculation goes?
Asked by scottfree1704 - Sat Jul 12 10:10:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Semen fluid is produced up inside the body from seminal vesicles and prostate. Testicles only produce sperm that is added to the semen. Orchiectomy should not affect semen quantity at all.
Answered by freestuffffff - Sat Jul 12 10:16:49 2008
Another orchiectomy question?
Q. My son just got an orchiectomy done this morning, and they also removed a hernia. The hernia caused the testicle not to drop. It was obstructing its path. He says he needs to go to the bathroom, but when he tries, urine doesnt come out. Why is this? Hes 10 and the whole surgery went smooth. Now Im thinking, if this is just all in his head or something...Is this normal?
Asked by jalfjaljfaljfja - Thu Jun 21 16:33:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Ask your doctor...it maybe that since he is only ten and the surgery was there, he maybe a little skiddish about going the first time...once he has to go bad enough he will. But you still need to let your doctor know...
Answered by unknown - Sat Jun 23 15:39:46 2007
Q. My son just got an orchiectomy done this morning, and they also removed a hernia. The hernia caused the testicle not to drop. It was obstructing its path. He says he needs to go to the bathroom, but when he tries, urine doesnt come out. Why is this? Hes 10 and the whole surgery went smooth. Now Im thinking, if this is just all in his head or something...Is this normal?
Asked by jalfjaljfaljfja - Thu Jun 21 16:33:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Ask your doctor...it maybe that since he is only ten and the surgery was there, he maybe a little skiddish about going the first time...once he has to go bad enough he will. But you still need to let your doctor know...
Answered by unknown - Sat Jun 23 15:39:46 2007
Orchiectomy or not orchiectomy?
Q. Hi. If a trans woman is taking the strongest allowable dosage of HRT, would there be any significant benefits of an orchiectomy other than being able to take less medication? I heard that it can make the feminising work better, but is there very much difference?
Asked by Jassie - Sun Jan 25 08:32:00 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would not have a orchiectomy if I were you if you ever plan on having a vaginoplasty
Answered by Koryn - Mon Jan 26 22:31:16 2009
Q. Hi. If a trans woman is taking the strongest allowable dosage of HRT, would there be any significant benefits of an orchiectomy other than being able to take less medication? I heard that it can make the feminising work better, but is there very much difference?
Asked by Jassie - Sun Jan 25 08:32:00 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would not have a orchiectomy if I were you if you ever plan on having a vaginoplasty
Answered by Koryn - Mon Jan 26 22:31:16 2009
i went to the doctor,they want to do a bilateral orchiectomy. how do i tell my wife?
Q. that means i will be castrated
Asked by kenn/ - Tue May 12 22:09:36 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just tell her unless you still want children it does not change much my husband has been castrated 16 years we have intercourse just like before ...except not 2 and 3 times a day like he liked ...3 times a month like i want the hot flashes were a problem for a while..they went away eventually
Answered by Cynthia - Thu May 14 12:45:31 2009
Q. that means i will be castrated
Asked by kenn/ - Tue May 12 22:09:36 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just tell her unless you still want children it does not change much my husband has been castrated 16 years we have intercourse just like before ...except not 2 and 3 times a day like he liked ...3 times a month like i want the hot flashes were a problem for a while..they went away eventually
Answered by Cynthia - Thu May 14 12:45:31 2009
transgender orchiectomy question?
Q. I have a question i recently had an orchietomy how long does it take for the effects of an orchiectomy to start working on your body like i notice that i don't have to shave as much but i wasn't hairy in the first place i know that for a transgender person it can cause breast growth and produce more fat than muscle but i need to know how long do those effects start to kick in on my body or anyone who had had this surgery your body
Asked by Alex - Mon Jul 19 22:19:39 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obviously you've not had this done, as anyone who goes for this procedure is well aware of the aftereffects. Why not just ask an honest question like, "What happens when you get an orchiectomy?" Maybe this will help you...
Answered by Erica - Tue Jul 20 17:55:41 2010
Q. I have a question i recently had an orchietomy how long does it take for the effects of an orchiectomy to start working on your body like i notice that i don't have to shave as much but i wasn't hairy in the first place i know that for a transgender person it can cause breast growth and produce more fat than muscle but i need to know how long do those effects start to kick in on my body or anyone who had had this surgery your body
Asked by Alex - Mon Jul 19 22:19:39 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obviously you've not had this done, as anyone who goes for this procedure is well aware of the aftereffects. Why not just ask an honest question like, "What happens when you get an orchiectomy?" Maybe this will help you...
Answered by Erica - Tue Jul 20 17:55:41 2010
trans gender Orchiectomy question?
Q. i made a appointment with my urologist and i am a man who wants to become a woman what are the chances that they will let me get a Orchiectomy i take estrogen
Asked by Alex - Tue Mar 9 16:47:14 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say the chances are ZERO. Alex, looking over your other questions... 1) I get the strong impression you are a teenager. 2) I don't think that this is the truth. 3) I seriously doubt you "take estrogen", and if you do, I HOPE you are not self-medicating. 4) No doctor is going to give you an orchiectomy unless you've been diagnosed by a gender therapist as suffering from Transsexualism, and are in the process of Transitioning. Most likely, the surgeon would require a second professional to confirm the diagnosis. A transsexual woman is not a "man" who wants to become a woman, she is a woman who corrects her body so that it looks female. This is a SERIOUS condition and Transitioning is a SERIOUS process. You need to be 100% committed… [cont.]
Answered by Erica - A Yahoo spurned me - Wed Mar 10 01:35:15 2010
Q. i made a appointment with my urologist and i am a man who wants to become a woman what are the chances that they will let me get a Orchiectomy i take estrogen
Asked by Alex - Tue Mar 9 16:47:14 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say the chances are ZERO. Alex, looking over your other questions... 1) I get the strong impression you are a teenager. 2) I don't think that this is the truth. 3) I seriously doubt you "take estrogen", and if you do, I HOPE you are not self-medicating. 4) No doctor is going to give you an orchiectomy unless you've been diagnosed by a gender therapist as suffering from Transsexualism, and are in the process of Transitioning. Most likely, the surgeon would require a second professional to confirm the diagnosis. A transsexual woman is not a "man" who wants to become a woman, she is a woman who corrects her body so that it looks female. This is a SERIOUS condition and Transitioning is a SERIOUS process. You need to be 100% committed… [cont.]
Answered by Erica - A Yahoo spurned me - Wed Mar 10 01:35:15 2010
What's your favorite "medical term" that just rolls off the tongue and sounds good when pronounced correctly?
Q. I like "Orchiectomy". Most people just assume its non invasive, but we know differently, right? Don't all answer at once. There is only room for 3600 answer, so please, no pushing and shoving. Most likely to be a porn producer poll: Potsy Webber, Ralph Malph or Chachi Arcola?
Asked by Client_u - Wed May 26 09:17:27 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Vaginoplasty.
Answered by Capricorn Dancer - Wed May 26 09:20:38 2010
Q. I like "Orchiectomy". Most people just assume its non invasive, but we know differently, right? Don't all answer at once. There is only room for 3600 answer, so please, no pushing and shoving. Most likely to be a porn producer poll: Potsy Webber, Ralph Malph or Chachi Arcola?
Asked by Client_u - Wed May 26 09:17:27 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Vaginoplasty.
Answered by Capricorn Dancer - Wed May 26 09:20:38 2010
what is cryptorchidism,orchiectom y,castration,prostatectom y?
Q. what is cryptorchidism,orchiectom y,castration,prostatectom y?
Asked by ben a - Wed Jul 19 05:16:52 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cryptorchidism is when the testicals fail to descend from the abdomen into the scrotum Orchidectomy is the surgical removal of one or both of the testicals
Answered by NotSoTweetOne - Wed Jul 19 05:29:51 2006
Q. what is cryptorchidism,orchiectom y,castration,prostatectom y?
Asked by ben a - Wed Jul 19 05:16:52 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cryptorchidism is when the testicals fail to descend from the abdomen into the scrotum Orchidectomy is the surgical removal of one or both of the testicals
Answered by NotSoTweetOne - Wed Jul 19 05:29:51 2006
I don't know if an Orchiectomy would be the right way to go. So please help?
Q. I suffer from ED (erectile dysfunction) from a spinal cord injury, and it is very hard for me to meet women and even have sex where it can be enjoyed. I still have a high libido, and still feel very sexual around other attractive people. I was thinking about removing my testicals but I am sceptical about having the Orchiectomy done because of what if it will be diferent in the future. What would you advised that I should do?
Asked by Henry G - Wed Aug 26 18:53:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't do it, its not necessary and your testicles are what makes you a man otherwise you will require hormone replacements for the rest of your life
Answered by Grubs - Wed Aug 26 19:35:49 2009
Q. I suffer from ED (erectile dysfunction) from a spinal cord injury, and it is very hard for me to meet women and even have sex where it can be enjoyed. I still have a high libido, and still feel very sexual around other attractive people. I was thinking about removing my testicals but I am sceptical about having the Orchiectomy done because of what if it will be diferent in the future. What would you advised that I should do?
Asked by Henry G - Wed Aug 26 18:53:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't do it, its not necessary and your testicles are what makes you a man otherwise you will require hormone replacements for the rest of your life
Answered by Grubs - Wed Aug 26 19:35:49 2009
i have a 60.5 feto alphaprotein level. 8 days post rad orchiectomy.2 rp nodes hot.how is this treated?
Q. the 2 rp lymph nodes showed hot per ct scan. the hot lymph nodes are located. mediastinally near the trachea. please help.
Asked by czig49 - Tue Aug 22 13:38:13 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u have stage 4 nonseminomatous testicula cancer and u need chemotherapy. the elevated alpha fetoprotein means there is residual cancer in you, most likely in the mediastinal lymphnodes.when u say rp, do u mean retroperitoneal? because thats different from the mediastinal.
Answered by shigatoxin - Tue Aug 22 17:15:43 2006
Q. the 2 rp lymph nodes showed hot per ct scan. the hot lymph nodes are located. mediastinally near the trachea. please help.
Asked by czig49 - Tue Aug 22 13:38:13 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u have stage 4 nonseminomatous testicula cancer and u need chemotherapy. the elevated alpha fetoprotein means there is residual cancer in you, most likely in the mediastinal lymphnodes.when u say rp, do u mean retroperitoneal? because thats different from the mediastinal.
Answered by shigatoxin - Tue Aug 22 17:15:43 2006
Can men with a Bilateral Orchiectomy have a normal sex life? Is there pain after the procedure?
Q. I was wondering can men who have had both testicles removed have a normal sex life? I have read that with Testosterone Replacement Therapy they can and go on to live completely normal happy lives but I wanted to possibly hear from someone who has actually undergone this procedure. I also wanted to ask (since I currently may wind up losing the boys due to an infection) men who undergo this procedure for whatever reason who had testicular pain issues beforehand, can they expect that any testicular pain issues they had to be gone after this procedure due to the fact that the testicles & epididymitis are gone from the body?
Asked by Twilight999 - Thu Apr 22 10:31:08 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely YES! I had to have both of mine remived in 1985. I've been on HRT most of the time, but even without it I can still perform but I have a reduced sex drive. Sex is 97% mental.
Answered by Norm - Sun Apr 25 09:26:33 2010
Q. I was wondering can men who have had both testicles removed have a normal sex life? I have read that with Testosterone Replacement Therapy they can and go on to live completely normal happy lives but I wanted to possibly hear from someone who has actually undergone this procedure. I also wanted to ask (since I currently may wind up losing the boys due to an infection) men who undergo this procedure for whatever reason who had testicular pain issues beforehand, can they expect that any testicular pain issues they had to be gone after this procedure due to the fact that the testicles & epididymitis are gone from the body?
Asked by Twilight999 - Thu Apr 22 10:31:08 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely YES! I had to have both of mine remived in 1985. I've been on HRT most of the time, but even without it I can still perform but I have a reduced sex drive. Sex is 97% mental.
Answered by Norm - Sun Apr 25 09:26:33 2010
Should the Pope order that everyone within the clergy undergo a Orchiectomy?
Q. As we all are told the Roman Catholic Church practices celibacy within the clergy.And it uses the gospel to explain this by quoting Matthew 19:12. If the meaning of this should be taken as divinely written then would it not be better for anyone joining the priesthood or for those already in it as a mark of faith to be surgically gelded. This curb any deep rooted sexual addictions and would tackle the current long term cover ups of sexual predators and paedophiles preying on innocent children in the disguise of the good father-priest and ultimately perhaps would restore confidence in the oldest interpretation in a temporal form of Christianity. What say you to that Brothers and Sisters? Donut kid:My question is grounded in the endeavour to… [cont.]
Asked by john m - Mon Feb 15 13:07:58 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The percentage of Catholic clergy who commit pedophilia is less than that in overall society. The U.S. Department of health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families report "Child Maltreatment 2006" states that sexual abuse by Catholic clergy was less than one-half of one percent of all cases. The report states that the perpetrators relationship to the victim was: 29.1% were Other Relatives 26.2% were Parents 24.4% were Others 6.9% were Unknown or Missing People 6.1% were Unmarried Partners of Parent 4.4% were Friends or Neighbors 1.8% were Child Daycare Providers 0.5% were Other Professionals 0.3% were Foster Parents 0.3% were Residential Facility Staff 0.1% were Legal Guardians All clergy is a subset of Other… [cont.]
Answered by imacatholic2 - Mon Feb 15 23:42:42 2010
Q. As we all are told the Roman Catholic Church practices celibacy within the clergy.And it uses the gospel to explain this by quoting Matthew 19:12. If the meaning of this should be taken as divinely written then would it not be better for anyone joining the priesthood or for those already in it as a mark of faith to be surgically gelded. This curb any deep rooted sexual addictions and would tackle the current long term cover ups of sexual predators and paedophiles preying on innocent children in the disguise of the good father-priest and ultimately perhaps would restore confidence in the oldest interpretation in a temporal form of Christianity. What say you to that Brothers and Sisters? Donut kid:My question is grounded in the endeavour to… [cont.]
Asked by john m - Mon Feb 15 13:07:58 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The percentage of Catholic clergy who commit pedophilia is less than that in overall society. The U.S. Department of health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families report "Child Maltreatment 2006" states that sexual abuse by Catholic clergy was less than one-half of one percent of all cases. The report states that the perpetrators relationship to the victim was: 29.1% were Other Relatives 26.2% were Parents 24.4% were Others 6.9% were Unknown or Missing People 6.1% were Unmarried Partners of Parent 4.4% were Friends or Neighbors 1.8% were Child Daycare Providers 0.5% were Other Professionals 0.3% were Foster Parents 0.3% were Residential Facility Staff 0.1% were Legal Guardians All clergy is a subset of Other… [cont.]
Answered by imacatholic2 - Mon Feb 15 23:42:42 2010
Did I lose my gender identity because of this?
Q. I had both my testicles removed (bilateral orchiectomy) this morning due to medical complications. does this mean I'm no longer a man? Or am I less of a man now? be honest!!!
Asked by John J - Tue Feb 3 13:30:11 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i really don't think so are you going to get silicone implants to make it look like you have nuts?
Answered by bienrad - Tue Feb 3 13:38:31 2009
Q. I had both my testicles removed (bilateral orchiectomy) this morning due to medical complications. does this mean I'm no longer a man? Or am I less of a man now? be honest!!!
Asked by John J - Tue Feb 3 13:30:11 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i really don't think so are you going to get silicone implants to make it look like you have nuts?
Answered by bienrad - Tue Feb 3 13:38:31 2009
Girls, would this hurt your opinion of a guy?
Q. I had a bilateral orchiectomy (removal of both testicles) due to complications. I am pretty young. I was just wondering if this would effect your opinion of me and what you think about it honestly. Also, how old are you?
Asked by John J - Tue Jun 16 01:41:13 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if the girl likes you, it shouldn't matter!! My boyfriend only has one and quite honestly...who cares? Don't let it bother you...really!! Life is too short to worry about what others think about you. Be secure within yourself and do not worry about it, ok.
Answered by shawndeezy - Tue Jun 16 01:50:52 2009
Q. I had a bilateral orchiectomy (removal of both testicles) due to complications. I am pretty young. I was just wondering if this would effect your opinion of me and what you think about it honestly. Also, how old are you?
Asked by John J - Tue Jun 16 01:41:13 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if the girl likes you, it shouldn't matter!! My boyfriend only has one and quite honestly...who cares? Don't let it bother you...really!! Life is too short to worry about what others think about you. Be secure within yourself and do not worry about it, ok.
Answered by shawndeezy - Tue Jun 16 01:50:52 2009
Serious Question: Anyone Like Me (Non-Transexual) Wish He Could Have Penis Removed?
Q. I'm not a mental case and I do not have transexual desires, but for quite a while now I have wished I could have my penis and testicles removed. I would love to have vaginoplasty surgery not to have the genbetalia of a female or to have sex with a man. It just seems that would be the preferred result of having a penectomy and bi-lateral orchiectomy. Serious replies, please, and I do not need a psychiatrist. Thanks!
Asked by David - Wed Oct 17 08:59:57 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I recently saw a programme where a teenager couldn't stand the constant erections so had his testicles removed. This was in the US. I don't think he would have found a doctor in the UK to do it, but who knows. Two years later, he bitterly regretted his decision and now has testicle implants. I do think you need counseling of some sort. It must be mental torture to feel how you do. I can offer no advice, just wish you luck.
Answered by Susie - Wed Oct 17 13:48:03 2007
Q. I'm not a mental case and I do not have transexual desires, but for quite a while now I have wished I could have my penis and testicles removed. I would love to have vaginoplasty surgery not to have the genbetalia of a female or to have sex with a man. It just seems that would be the preferred result of having a penectomy and bi-lateral orchiectomy. Serious replies, please, and I do not need a psychiatrist. Thanks!
Asked by David - Wed Oct 17 08:59:57 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I recently saw a programme where a teenager couldn't stand the constant erections so had his testicles removed. This was in the US. I don't think he would have found a doctor in the UK to do it, but who knows. Two years later, he bitterly regretted his decision and now has testicle implants. I do think you need counseling of some sort. It must be mental torture to feel how you do. I can offer no advice, just wish you luck.
Answered by Susie - Wed Oct 17 13:48:03 2007
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