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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
29 y/o considering TRT
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<blockquote data-quote="CSI007" data-source="post: 95294" data-attributes="member: 13062"><p>Unfortunately we lost my dad a few years ago (He was 68). He had a massive brain hemorrhage. Not sure if it was related to the cirrhosis or not. No warning signs, just one night it hit him and 30 days later he was gone.</p><p></p><p>I can tell you this. He was in stage 4 (final) cirrhosis. It was idiopathic in nature - No obvious cause - He didn't drink or do drugs and tested negative for HEP virus. We have theories, my dad used to always take Tylenol at the first sign of headaches and he had many because of a TMJ problem (debilitating). He took it for years until it was found out that Tylenol causes liver cirrhosis. Even tough he was in stage 4 (biopsy confirmed) his bilirubin was just slightly elevated, he had no visible jaundice. And of course the elevated ALT. </p><p></p><p>I'm not saying that is where you are at but I would certainly look for a reason why it's so high. Maybe it was a bad test. Test again perhaps and see. There are many things that can elevated it temporarily.</p><p></p><p>I can't offer anything really beyond that with regards to your low T. I know nothing about steroid use. My low T was probably from 6 months of chemotherapy about 20 years ago.</p><p></p><p>Good luck with your search for answers. Don't give up and be your own advocate every step of the way!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CSI007, post: 95294, member: 13062"] Unfortunately we lost my dad a few years ago (He was 68). He had a massive brain hemorrhage. Not sure if it was related to the cirrhosis or not. No warning signs, just one night it hit him and 30 days later he was gone. I can tell you this. He was in stage 4 (final) cirrhosis. It was idiopathic in nature - No obvious cause - He didn't drink or do drugs and tested negative for HEP virus. We have theories, my dad used to always take Tylenol at the first sign of headaches and he had many because of a TMJ problem (debilitating). He took it for years until it was found out that Tylenol causes liver cirrhosis. Even tough he was in stage 4 (biopsy confirmed) his bilirubin was just slightly elevated, he had no visible jaundice. And of course the elevated ALT. I'm not saying that is where you are at but I would certainly look for a reason why it's so high. Maybe it was a bad test. Test again perhaps and see. There are many things that can elevated it temporarily. I can't offer anything really beyond that with regards to your low T. I know nothing about steroid use. My low T was probably from 6 months of chemotherapy about 20 years ago. Good luck with your search for answers. Don't give up and be your own advocate every step of the way! [/QUOTE]
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