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I had a bilateral orchiectomy a week ago and have started experiencing a constant ringing in my ears. Since my body is no longer able to produce testosterone, could this be a result of the levels dropping? The Urologist looked at me like I was crazy when I asked him that question, and I have not seen an Endocrinologist yet. Has anyone else had this happen?
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You should already be on TRT. Your urologist is not on the ball (sorry for the pun). I don't know about the ringing, but it could also have to do with the anaesthesia. Get on TRT ASAP.Originally posted by jimt
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djmDetected mass 10-6-06, Radical left I/O 10-10-06, Stage I seminoma, 1.5 cm primary, No LV invasion, No Rete Testis Invasion... Currently on Surveillance. -
I have heard of peoples ears ringing when they had low T, and I had some ringing aswell along with bone aches back aches and all the other undocumented symptoms that could of been there for 100 other reasons, but oddly enough I dont have them anymore since starting treatment, so at this time I think low T does cause all these odd symptoms that doctors would disregard.
I wouldnt of went for that operation without starting TRT 1st, and you should start it yesterday.Aged 23 ;; 09/06 left I/O ;; Markers normal ;; 100% Seminoma Stage 1. ;; 10x8x16mm & 7x7x8mm ;; rete testis invasion. ;; no vascular invasion. ;; surveillance. ;; HRT.Comment
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I be damn.......I had ringing in my ears for about 8 or 9 months after all the fun and it just stopped one day? Maybe it was low T. I just associated it with allergy/sinus! (maybe I'm not crazy after all
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Briandiagnosed 01/15/2005 bi-lateral seminoma stage IIa,4cm lymph node, right I/O & partial left I/O mar/2005, 18 days of radiation, remaining left I/O- aug/2005, surveillance, Wife did IVF oct/2005, DAD OF BABY GIRL born 08-02-2006!!!
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