Guest guest Posted December 26, 2004 Report Share Posted December 26, 2004 > > Hi, > > This is a fantastic place. Many thanks to everyone who participates > here. I have learned a lot here. > > My brother has moved from San Diego to Houston. He is 38 Years old > and has the beginning signs of Hypogonadism (240 total T) (I am 50 > years old and have full bore secondary hypogonadism). He needs a > doctor referral in Houston, Texas. Does anyone know who Or eon saw in > Houston? Does anyone have a recommendation for a doctor in Houston? > > My brother found a Tan who wrote a male andropause book, but I > would like for him to see the doctor that Or eon saw as I think my > brothers research tech experience would dove-tail with the experience > of Or eon. > > Mant thanks in advance. > > WH I'm sure Oreon posted his name more than once. I don't remember it right off. That might be disappointing anyway. The guy was not particularly an expert in hypogonadism. He let Oreon substantially determine his own treatment. The one good thing was that this doc didn't especially think that testosterone causes prostate cancer. Brad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 26, 2004 Report Share Posted December 26, 2004 > > > > Hi, > > > > This is a fantastic place. Many thanks to everyone who participates > > here. I have learned a lot here. > > > > My brother has moved from San Diego to Houston. He is 38 Years old > > and has the beginning signs of Hypogonadism (240 total T) (I am 50 > > years old and have full bore secondary hypogonadism). He needs a > > doctor referral in Houston, Texas. Does anyone know who Or eon saw in > > Houston? Does anyone have a recommendation for a doctor in Houston? > > > > My brother found a Tan who wrote a male andropause book, but I > > would like for him to see the doctor that Or eon saw as I think my > > brothers research tech experience would dove-tail with the experience > > of Or eon. > > > > Mant thanks in advance. > > > > WH > > > I'm sure Oreon posted his name more than once. I don't remember it > right off. That might be disappointing anyway. The guy was not > particularly an expert in hypogonadism. He let Oreon substantially > determine his own treatment. The one good thing was that this doc > didn't especially think that testosterone causes prostate cancer. > > Brad Okay, I found him: Larry Lipshultz, M.D., Prof of Urology, Baylor College of Medicine See message 15633 Brad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 27, 2004 Report Share Posted December 27, 2004 , If you read the messages at the website, there is a " search archives " field and button in the upper right of the page. You probably have to click it several times - if I remember right it only searches chunks of old messages at a time. Mark Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 27, 2004 Report Share Posted December 27, 2004 WH, There's a " Search Archive " feature on the right just below the yellow " Messages " bar. Enter the key word(s) and press the " Search Archive " button. That will return a list of messages, and pressing " next " takes you further back. Keyword selection is the trick. Also, putting in 2 keywords narrrows results, returning only messages containing both words. It takes some work to back a ways, so Brad put some effort into his search. Unless he knows a quicker method. Bruce > Many many thank you's Brad999us!!! > > You found this by searching archived files? No? > > Perhaps someone could instruct me and everyone else that is 'computer challenged' in how to do this? This would eliminate massive quantities of extraneous questions that likely annoy people that know how to search the archives. > > WH -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 27, 2004 Report Share Posted December 27, 2004 This is what I did. Remembering to press " next " is important to search the whole archive. The top of the message area displays what messages are being searched. I remembered that Oreon was being treated by his urologist so my search expression was " oreon urologist " (no quotes). It didn't take that long to find. Brad > > Many many thank you's Brad999us!!! > > > > You found this by searching archived files? No? > > > > Perhaps someone could instruct me and everyone else that is 'computer > challenged' in how to do this? This would eliminate massive quantities of > extraneous questions that likely annoy people that know how to search the > archives. > > > > WH > -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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