His and Her Health

Hello everyone...FSD is a terrible thing.<BR>I recently had some blood tests done and was told my free testosterone level was 0.5.<BR>My symptoms include no desire to masturbate,I've never had an orgasam, no sensitivity to the clit area, no feeling on the breast and inability to get wet at all. I feel like a freak. My doctor said I should try some testosterone cream. Will this help all the problems I mentioned. I am not married and am still a virgin. I hope to be married by the end of the year. I talk quite freely about this to my man, and he is very understanding and said we will work on it.. I just hope it will work. I just dont feel like a woman should..Can anyone help with this...has anyone had the symptons I mentioned...please help

Hi,<BR>I have many of the symptoms that you describe. Although I can orgasm, they have become very weak.<BR>My free T was at .4. <BR>I would say, try the T cream if your doc suggested it. Even if it doesn't seem to do anything, stick with it......give it a try. I was on and off of it for a year and finally began seeing results after the 9th month. Possibly because I combined it with DHEA, don't know.<BR>It's wonderful that you have an understanding boyfriend. Keep the communication open.<BR>Good Luck,<BR>Sheryl

Thankyou rsr3alex for replying to my question<P>Please tell me..what is DHEA ???? I have no idea .<P>Also, do you know if once we start with T cream we have to stay on it for life ? Or will our bodies kick into action eventually?<P>I am glad there is hope for my situation..I was so so so upset and feeling so abnormal.<P>Do you have any side effects ??<BR>

It's also a controversial hormone supplement. <P><<Dehydroepiandrosterone, or DHEA, is a steroid hormone, a chemical cousin of testosterone and estrogen. It is made from cholesterol by the adrenal glands, which sit atop each kidney. For the first few years of life, the adrenals make very little DHEA. Around age six or seven, they begin churning it out. Production peaks in the mid-20s, when DHEA is the most abundant hormone in circulation. From one's early '30s on, there's a steady decline in DHEA production, so the average 75-year-old has only 20% of the DHEA in circulation that he or she had 50 years earlier. At all ages, men tend to have higher DHEA levels than women.<P>

teeny...<BR>Did you find something that worked for you? I am interested.