Re: Update: Newbie Needs Assistance

[Guest guest]

The only thing I would do is call this Endro and ask how many men they treat for

Low T. Here in MI. I have yet to find one that is any good on low T. Ask if

they treat high E2 Estradiol in men with Arimidex and if they use Hcg to treat

men with Secondary Hypogonadism my Dr. has sent me to see 3 Endro's and they

were not up on Low T. So just because your Dr. told you to see him does not

mean he is good. It is up to you to check them out. As for your getting up at

night sounds like your E2 is up. Other this what I have said it looks good.

Phi

gdelregno <gdelregno@...> wrote:

Well Guys,

Went to see my doctor today and went over all my levels and next

steps. He definitely sees it as a pituitary problem and has referred

me to an endo (Dr. ph Torre), no relation to the NY Yankeee

manager. He does recommend me to having an MRI and stated on my

papers that I am to give the endo. I did bring the AACE guidelines

with me and he was very receptive to the information and even sat

there and read some of it. He did draw out a diagarm on what he

thinks is going on with my pituitary based on my current test

results. Once I have met with the Endo and he determines my

treatment, my doctor wants to see me back in his office. He said

that he would consider HCG once the Endo has determined the hormonal

issue with the pituitary. He has also told me to stop taking the

Androgel because the blood tests the Endo will ask for will be more

accurate. He gave me all my blood test results that I am to take with

me. The one thing that my doctor did mention was that my PSA level

went from .8 to 1.1 since I was one the Androgel (13 weeks)and I have

been getting up at least 3 times per night. He thinks its better to

stop until the other issue is determined. Do you think this is the

right approach ? Is there anything specific I should bring up with

the Endo ?

Thanks, Guy

[Guest guest]

Say Phil,

I will ask that when I talk to the Endo this

afternoon. I also forgot to mention that my doctor

did ask me about my sense of smell and I did say that

I cannot always smell scents. He said there was a

possibility of Kallmann's Syndrome. So I started

looking up what I could find on this. But I don't

know if that would apply to me at this point. In some

of the info I have seen it seems to focus on other

things and doesn't completely fit my issues. Any info

on this subject you could point me to ?

guy

--- philip georgian <pmgamer18@...> wrote:

> The only thing I would do is call this Endro and ask

> how many men they treat for Low T. Here in MI. I

> have yet to find one that is any good on low T. Ask

> if they treat high E2 Estradiol in men with Arimidex

> and if they use Hcg to treat men with Secondary

> Hypogonadism my Dr. has sent me to see 3 Endro's and

> they were not up on Low T. So just because your Dr.

> told you to see him does not mean he is good. It is

> up to you to check them out. As for your getting up

> at night sounds like your E2 is up. Other this what

> I have said it looks good.

> Phi

>

> gdelregno <gdelregno@...> wrote:

>

>

> Well Guys,

>

> Went to see my doctor today and went over all my

> levels and next

> steps. He definitely sees it as a pituitary problem

> and has referred

> me to an endo (Dr. ph Torre), no relation to the

> NY Yankeee

> manager. He does recommend me to having an MRI and

> stated on my

> papers that I am to give the endo. I did bring the

> AACE guidelines

> with me and he was very receptive to the information

> and even sat

> there and read some of it. He did draw out a

> diagarm on what he

> thinks is going on with my pituitary based on my

> current test

> results. Once I have met with the Endo and he

> determines my

> treatment, my doctor wants to see me back in his

> office. He said

> that he would consider HCG once the Endo has

> determined the hormonal

> issue with the pituitary. He has also told me to

> stop taking the

> Androgel because the blood tests the Endo will ask

> for will be more

> accurate. He gave me all my blood test results that

> I am to take with

> me. The one thing that my doctor did mention was

> that my PSA level

> went from .8 to 1.1 since I was one the Androgel (13

> weeks)and I have

> been getting up at least 3 times per night. He

> thinks its better to

> stop until the other issue is determined. Do you

> think this is the

> right approach ? Is there anything specific I should

> bring up with

> the Endo ?

>

> Thanks, Guy

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Try the Kallman list -

kallmanns-syndrome

vaughn

Re: Update: Newbie Needs Assistance

>

>

> Say Phil,

>

> I will ask that when I talk to the Endo this

> afternoon. I also forgot to mention that my doctor

> did ask me about my sense of smell and I did say that

> I cannot always smell scents. He said there was a

> possibility of Kallmann's Syndrome. So I started

> looking up what I could find on this. But I don't

> know if that would apply to me at this point. In some

> of the info I have seen it seems to focus on other

> things and doesn't completely fit my issues. Any info

> on this subject you could point me to ?

>

[Guest guest]

I don't know much about it but here is a search I did.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & lr= & q=Kallmann%27s+Syndrome & btnG=Search

Phil

Guy DelRegno <gdelregno@...> wrote:

Say Phil,

I will ask that when I talk to the Endo this

afternoon. I also forgot to mention that my doctor

did ask me about my sense of smell and I did say that

I cannot always smell scents. He said there was a

possibility of Kallmann's Syndrome. So I started

looking up what I could find on this. But I don't

know if that would apply to me at this point. In some

of the info I have seen it seems to focus on other

things and doesn't completely fit my issues. Any info

on this subject you could point me to ?

guy

--- philip georgian <pmgamer18@...> wrote:

> The only thing I would do is call this Endro and ask

> how many men they treat for Low T. Here in MI. I

> have yet to find one that is any good on low T. Ask

> if they treat high E2 Estradiol in men with Arimidex

> and if they use Hcg to treat men with Secondary

> Hypogonadism my Dr. has sent me to see 3 Endro's and

> they were not up on Low T. So just because your Dr.

> told you to see him does not mean he is good. It is

> up to you to check them out. As for your getting up

> at night sounds like your E2 is up. Other this what

> I have said it looks good.

> Phi

>

> gdelregno <gdelregno@...> wrote:

>

>

> Well Guys,

>

> Went to see my doctor today and went over all my

> levels and next

> steps. He definitely sees it as a pituitary problem

> and has referred

> me to an endo (Dr. ph Torre), no relation to the

> NY Yankeee

> manager. He does recommend me to having an MRI and

> stated on my

> papers that I am to give the endo. I did bring the

> AACE guidelines

> with me and he was very receptive to the information

> and even sat

> there and read some of it. He did draw out a

> diagarm on what he

> thinks is going on with my pituitary based on my

> current test

> results. Once I have met with the Endo and he

> determines my

> treatment, my doctor wants to see me back in his

> office. He said

> that he would consider HCG once the Endo has

> determined the hormonal

> issue with the pituitary. He has also told me to

> stop taking the

> Androgel because the blood tests the Endo will ask

> for will be more

> accurate. He gave me all my blood test results that

> I am to take with

> me. The one thing that my doctor did mention was

> that my PSA level

> went from .8 to 1.1 since I was one the Androgel (13

> weeks)and I have

> been getting up at least 3 times per night. He

> thinks its better to

> stop until the other issue is determined. Do you

> think this is the

> right approach ? Is there anything specific I should

> bring up with

> the Endo ?

>

> Thanks, Guy

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>