I just read a response to a thread on another site and someone mentioned that their Vasectomy killed their T levels. I almost jumped out of my chair!
I had never thought about it, my V just happens to coincide with my first experience of low T symptoms (some ED - which I NEVER had before my V...Dr said it was just mental and my procedure went perfectly).
I have a blood test from just before and total was at 780. Then three years after it was 310. Another year later, 240. That's when I was first diagnosed with HG.
I just did some research and found that there is a theory that states the autoimmune system attacks the unexpelled sperm, but does not discriminate against Leydig cells in the testicles; thereby lowering T levels.
Anyone else have a similar experience after a vasectomy?
I had never thought about it, my V just happens to coincide with my first experience of low T symptoms (some ED - which I NEVER had before my V...Dr said it was just mental and my procedure went perfectly).
I have a blood test from just before and total was at 780. Then three years after it was 310. Another year later, 240. That's when I was first diagnosed with HG.
I just did some research and found that there is a theory that states the autoimmune system attacks the unexpelled sperm, but does not discriminate against Leydig cells in the testicles; thereby lowering T levels.
Anyone else have a similar experience after a vasectomy?
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