20 disorders but are they xxy disorders or am I unique

I had retractile testes but had them surgically tied down about 1993 .It is called orchiopexy. But they still seem to want to rise up, periodically. Plus since I have been on hemodialysis since February 2014, my testes have shrunk even smaller. They used to be hazel nut size (as if the hazel nut had its shell. on) Now they are smaller than the nut inside.

Which is why I get 200 mg of testosterone shots in my hip every 3 months. I need additional hormones

but since I live in a high altitude region over 5000 feet, I worry that my hematocrit could rise above 50, which could cause a heart attack. Because testosterone thickens the blood in high altitude regions. Scientists don't know why. Getting hormone shots every 2 weeks and I get a constant erection. Since hemodialysis lowers your sex drive, I cannot get an erection. I could get meds but I don't need anymore medication at this time in my life. So I will keep my hormone shots at every 3 weeks. I go to the doctor's office and a nurse gives me the shot in my hip.

I had a orchiopexy in 1993, which tied down my testes to my scrotum. But they tend to rise up periodically.

I had them tied down in 1993

Right, well, when I was 17 my balls were less than 1.0ml volume, imagine regular garden pea size.  However when I was 12 my neighbour wanted to see my balls, well the hair around them at least, and they were definitely bigger than 1.0ml then.  I think your operation to secure your balls is a failure.  Maybe you need it done again? They ought not move at all once they're secured.  Mine never moved again once they were secured.  

Testosterone increases red blood cell production, which in turn increases blood viscosity, (thickness),  that's why athletes abuse it,  so they get more oxygen to their muscles faster.  On the world scale I don't know what 200mgs equates to, but it doesn't sound like much.  I used to have 250mgs a week at one stage.  Of course I was under medical supervision and I had a particular goal in mind.   I wanted to grow facial & body hair and I wanted to shave like any other man.

These days I have the 2.5mg Androderm Patch, daily, which is acceptable.  It allows me to have a good sex life, I have plenty of erections.  I put it on myself, no need for constant medical visits, or nurses to inject me, it's very convenient.

Medications, if I need them I have them, if I think the side effects are not worth the benefits I don't.  

 

I asked the urologist about 4 years ago and he said since I was too old over 50 that the surgery would be to risky to go in and secure my balls. down. So I usually have to press down with my hands so I they stay down but since I think my spermatic cord is too short is the reason why I have problems. I cannot use the testosterone patches because I am allergic to the glue. My skin turns bright pink and then I get hives. When the scrotum patches furst came out I used them but I had to wear a jock strap to keep it on , then my insurance plan dropped the scrotum patch and changed to the and androderm. patches. I used them 2 weeks before I went back on the injections. Before I got testosterone, I didn't have any body hair on my face chest back or legs. After testosterone, I can grow a full beard but limited hair in my upper lip, chest and back hair, but limited limited hair on my legs. I assumed my whole body would be covered with hair. But I have male pattern baldnes Yet all my male relative's have no bald spots on their heads. Before testosterone, I had very thick hair but once I got the injections, my hair started to thin. I think that was the time my doctor started me on 300 milligrams, then 250 milligrams then finally to 200 milligrams of testosterone then back up to 250 then back to 200. I forgot to tell you that since I am on hemodialysis, my ball's have shrunk even more. I used to have some substance come out, now nothing.

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