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1. There is no certainty in any apect of prostate cancer or protate cancer treatments. So no one can say - this will happen or that will happen.
2. Most men will recover their functions, including testosterone levels after they stop ADT (Androgen Deptivation Therapy). Some men will not. Just how long this will take is variable. Some men recover quicker than others.
3. Have you read the excellent guide to ADT (Androgen Deprivation Therapy) compiled by patient advocates and doctors from surgery, radiation and medical oncology? You can download a copy from the post Prostate Cancer – A Patient Guide below
