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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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<blockquote data-quote="charile12" data-source="post: 175576" data-attributes="member: 17293"><p>I asked about dick size because of his age.</p><p>Read about Kallmann syndrome and Klinefelter syndrome. Though these conditions are rare a 4" penis warrants OP to read up on these 2 conditions. You may have incomplete puberty. </p><p></p><p>[USER=40391]@kevmtao[/USER] are you taking any supplements or medication please list?</p><p>Could'nt read the ferritin on the bottom of the report. </p><p>I would def go to an endocrinologist first even a pediatric one. Hopefully you get a knowledgeable one. You need to rule out underlying disease and hopefully find the cause of the low t. I would also suggest a pituitary MRI and a testicular ultrasound. </p><p></p><p>So your first lab your LH was normal now it's low?</p><p></p><p>You May certainly need trt but I think you need to be thorough in you finding cause. Maybe even growth hormone. You may end up going to other specialist in order to get trt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="charile12, post: 175576, member: 17293"] I asked about dick size because of his age. Read about Kallmann syndrome and Klinefelter syndrome. Though these conditions are rare a 4" penis warrants OP to read up on these 2 conditions. You may have incomplete puberty. [USER=40391]@kevmtao[/USER] are you taking any supplements or medication please list? Could'nt read the ferritin on the bottom of the report. I would def go to an endocrinologist first even a pediatric one. Hopefully you get a knowledgeable one. You need to rule out underlying disease and hopefully find the cause of the low t. I would also suggest a pituitary MRI and a testicular ultrasound. So your first lab your LH was normal now it's low? You May certainly need trt but I think you need to be thorough in you finding cause. Maybe even growth hormone. You may end up going to other specialist in order to get trt. [/QUOTE]
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