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Old 07-07-2016, 09:03 AM #4
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All I remember testosterone doing for me was raising my PSA. It was high enough that they recommended a biopsy of my prostate. After than fun filled procedure I stopped taking it & levels went back down.

I have no memory of any increase in pain or decrease in pain from it.
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My PN is considered Critical Illness Neuropathy. In October 2010 I left for a golf trip not feeling well, woke up in a hospital 21 days later. I was in an induced coma for treatment of Legioneers Disease. First day out of ICU I noticed the pain in my feet and as they say the rest is history.
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