Low T therapy and prostate cancer

I was always under the assumption that testosterine fuels prostate cancer. I have been reading up on the subject and have found some interesting contridictions. I'm doing this because I may suffer from Low T myself and might under go hormone therapy to raise my T level. (Of course with my Uro Doc's blessing) Below is a short passage from the 2008 article:

I had been taking T shots for10 years before PCa. My uro/surgeon insisted that I stop immediately. I did and within a month was in really bad shape with no energy, hot flashes and worst of all, deep depresseion.

I found another uro that agreed that I needed TRT and have been in good shape since.

We have to take our care into our own hands and sometimes disagree with a doctor. They don't like it but they don't have to suffer the consequences. My first uro would not even consider my symptoms. His last words to me were, "You will do fine on Prozac."

  I was getting on line tonight to post my PSAs since beginning Testosterone supplements. I find your post first. My 2nd PSA test since being on the testosterone is again good, 0.008. Like you i had decided that quality of life meant a lot to me. I was dragging, had no incentive, and was putting on weight from being sedentary. I researched Low T and prostate cancer as you have been. Found were there some new studies from Harvard, Baylor, and other medical universities that didn't agree with the old theories. Tried to get my Urologists to read the new studies, in vain. They refused to give me the testosterone supplement. Out of frustration I emailed one of these doctors at Baylor doing these new studies, never really expected a reply. In less than an hour he had emailed me back and invited me to come to his office. I did and am now feeling better, have become more active, and feeling better about myself. Oh, yes, I can tell it’s making a difference in that department too. It won’t make you like you were before but it will help you on the road to improve. Good luck on your journey.