Re: To Retro about Endo Book

[Guest guest]

On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 23:25:45 -0000, you wrote:

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>Hi Retro,

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>Can you give me the name of the Endochrinology text you purchased.

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>I would like to reference the section which talks about high

>estrogens and thyroid problems when talking to my doctor on Monday, ,

>I want to get a thyroid checked, cause my I have low body temperature

>and high E2.

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I'm not sure which one you mean. I have a basic Endocrinology text :

Basic and Clinical Endocrinology by Greenspan and Baxter

And another " Male Hypogonadism " a collection of articles edited by

Winters published by Humana press.

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Just another albino black sheep

[Guest guest]

Hi Retro,

You mentioned you had a book which talked about how high levels of

estrogen can cause thyroid problems.

Was that the Endocrinology text :

Basic and Clinical Endocrinology by Greenspan and Baxter

Thanks!!!

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> >

> >Hi Retro,

> >

> >Can you give me the name of the Endochrinology text you purchased.

> >

> >I would like to reference the section which talks about high

> >estrogens and thyroid problems when talking to my doctor on

Monday, ,

> >I want to get a thyroid checked, cause my I have low body

temperature

> >and high E2.

> >

>

> I'm not sure which one you mean. I have a basic Endocrinology text :

> Basic and Clinical Endocrinology by Greenspan and Baxter

>

> And another " Male Hypogonadism " a collection of articles edited by

> Winters published by Humana press.

>

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> Just another albino black sheep

[Guest guest]

On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 18:06:52 -0000, you wrote:

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>Hi Retro,

>

>You mentioned you had a book which talked about how high levels of

>estrogen can cause thyroid problems.

>

>Was that the Endocrinology text :

>Basic and Clinical Endocrinology by Greenspan and Baxter

I have a 4th Edition of that book. On page 175 it says :

" Thyroid hormones cause a slow depletion of pituitary TRH receptors,

diminishing TRH response; estrogen increases TRH receptors, increasing

pituitary sensitivity to TRH. "

what that translates to in health terms and feelings of fitness, etc.

I am unsure.

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Just another albino black sheep

[Guest guest]

I'd say it means even a male needs a little estrogen.

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> >Hi Retro,

> >

> >You mentioned you had a book which talked about how high levels of

> >estrogen can cause thyroid problems.

> >

> >Was that the Endocrinology text :

> >Basic and Clinical Endocrinology by Greenspan and Baxter

>

> I have a 4th Edition of that book. On page 175 it says :

>

> " Thyroid hormones cause a slow depletion of pituitary TRH receptors,

> diminishing TRH response; estrogen increases TRH receptors,

increasing

> pituitary sensitivity to TRH. "

>

> what that translates to in health terms and feelings of fitness,

etc.

> I am unsure.

>

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> Just another albino black sheep

I'd say it means a male needs a little estrogen

for this purpose.

[Guest guest]

On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 02:26:35 -0000, you wrote:

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>I'd say it means even a male needs a little estrogen.

Oh my broken ribs taught me that!

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Just another albino black sheep