So about six months ago I notice what
feels like a hernia...a subtle aching and
almost invisible inflammation on the right
side of my crotch. Like 50,000 other
Americans, I don't have health insurance
to get a proper examination but based on
my research, it appears to either be (1) a
sports hernia, (2) prostate cancer, or (3)
a tumor.
Are any of the above conditions known to
increase estrogen levels and or decrease
testosterone in men?
I was almost positive that I had a hernia
until my sexual appetite expanded which I
am very uncomfortable with.
I'm 25, I've had absolutely no interest in
men my entire life. Yet I noticed that
since my groin condition, my mid-section
has become stimulated by thoughts of the
same sex. Logically speaking and without
denial, I am not attracted to men. In
general, I find men to be sexually
repulsive. But frequently when I'm alone
now, a foriegn wave of hormones comes over
me, stimulates my mid-section, and now I
have a completely different sexuality?
Can someone explain this?
My guess is high estrogen levels from one
of the above conditions. Please advise.
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Georgia59
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Posted: 02-19-08 15:42pm
YOu really need to get checked out,
especially if you're worried about cancer
or a tumor. Yikes!! There has to be a
clinic somewhere around you, many planned
parenthood locations offer men's sexual
health services as well for free or
reduced price.
