- Location
- Glasgow
It must be the bike, bikes don't understand major surgery recoveryDo we read that to be the bike or the wife...
It must be the bike, bikes don't understand major surgery recoveryDo we read that to be the bike or the wife...
To be fair I'm only suffering most of the listed symptoms not all of them.
The mrs is starting to wonder if she'll ever again be the recipient of a good seeing to. :sigh:
As fossyant says, you aren't you at the mo, for a variety of reasons. I'm sure all anyone who is close to you wants, is for you to be well again as quickly as possible!The stuff with the missus will be the post op stuff and drugs mate. Even my shoulder op stopped that with the drugs they give you and the pain. The nerve drugs were the worse, you aren't you. Hence I ditched them ASAP.
Chin up.
Effects of low testosterone in men may include: (not all are present in any single individual)[2][3]
- Poor libido (low sexual desire)
- Fatigue
- Muscle loss/atrophy
- Slower and weaker erection
- Erectile dysfunction
- Reduced quality of life[4]
- Increased abdominal fat
- Glucose intolerance (early diabetes)
- High cholesterol/lipids
- Poor sleep
- Difficulty concentrating
- Memory loss
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Psychological and relationship problems
- Gynecomastia
- Hot flashes
- Decrease in growth of, or loss of, beard and body hair
- Loss of bone mass (osteoporosis)[5]
- Irritability
- Infertility
- Shrinking of the testicles
- Decrease in firmness of testicles
- Small phallus
- Frequent urination (polyuria) without infection; waking at night to urinate (nocturia)
- Achy muscles
- Diarrhea
- Night sweats
- Dry skin and/or cracking nails
- Youthful appearance
- Disproportionately long extremities
- Lack of temporal recession of hairline
- The skin is fine-grained, wrinkled, and free of acne