more tired

radar
Even with meds I've been getting up at least 3 times a night for well over 13 years, can't say it's making me too tired (nights of 10 + times does -:) ) Just had a flow test/ scan to confirm what I said I'm emptying my bladder, test showed just 35ml left. Might besides present Alfuzosin go on Vesicare but GP, Consultant or I am not to keen as retention can be an issue even with bladder emptying - we see on that one. Ask GP to arrange a Flow test to give them a guide to see if you have a blockage and or irritation and from that appropriate meds.

I've been here many years and seen guys go down hill after being on a restrictive diet for sometime. I don't mean eat processed food but just a balanced diet that includes some diary and meat. If you are prepared to go on T then meat and dairy are no greater risk.

We try to help but you have to listen my friend.

Ray

thanks but i am not on a restrictive diet the only thing i do cut out is dairy and red meat,i eat plenty of veg, i also take pomi-t, curcumin, liposomal vit-c vit d3+k2 ,dim,ginger, milk thistle,and astragalus to help my immune system,its the no testosterone and zoladex that has made me so thin,tomorrow i will be at york races having a drink i generally only drink once a week and will be having a meal there yorkshire pudding and veg, regarding my pee flow its ok been on tamousolin since dx,i hate the way i look now i was thin before but now im skin and bone,i have made an appointment to see my gp,thankyou.

coiu fc,thanks yes but it goes to my stomach nowhere else,end up been a fat thin man,i used to add weight gainers before but i just got a fat stomach,before i was dx i was on trt and i looked a lot better and felt a lot healthier,its the muscle mass and tissue loss,im only a small guy i cant afford to lose it,i know increasing test might be a bit dodgy but now a lot of drs are looking at it in a different way,more people get pc whos test is low some people who are high risk take trt and monitored closely,no studies to say trt causes recurrence ,if psa does increase considerably then stop it at least one has tried.cheers.

coiu fc,thanks i have been weight training for a while ,but all the benefits disappeared when i started zoladex,i told my gp i do weight training he said i am wasting my time except to try and keep my bones strong,i try and keep fit but to much aerobic for a thin person is not too good, if i was a big guy it probably wouldnt be too bad losing weight,.cheers.