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Since he hasn’t radiation yet and so has no experience how he will feel. He has always been physically fit and did lots and f pull ups, push ups, gym machines and cardio on stationary bike, stair master and walking on treadmill.
He is recovering from full knee replacement surgery and this is his sixth week. For the past 4 months he has shoulder discomfort due to arthritis and he had to stop weight training and now he is mainly doing physical therapy for shoulder with resistance bands. This will limit what he can do in strength training once he will be on ADT. We will see how it works out.
I am very happy to hear that you feel quite normal and that you didn’t experience some serious side-effects such as tiredness from ADT. because you are working out hard.
My husband is younger than you and he interested in sexual activity and it will be a big setback for him to lose that part of his personality. I also feel sad about him losing that part of his personality. ADT is brutal on a man’s body and soul both.