Re: searching for cause of low T

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Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid infection in his prostate and it

lowed his testosterone levels.

flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote: Hey guys, I went to the

Uro today for my testicular pain. He did a

digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly swollen " . He also

commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as well. And I am

scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a reason for my low T

will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and commented that the

slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the testis hurt.

So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is elevated.

Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary is normal.

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FYI

Testosterone is a hormone subsidary to Prolactin. Low Prolactin, low

Testosterone.

But this is interesting. Doesn't sound like hypogonadism, not in the classic

sense. Keep the group in the loop on your diagnosis. I'm interested in what the

doc will find out, ok?

philip georgian <pmgamer18@...> wrote:

Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid infection in his

prostate and it lowed his testosterone levels.

flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote: Hey guys, I went to the Uro today

for my testicular pain. He did a

digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly swollen " . He also

commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as well. And I am

scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a reason for my low T

will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and commented that the

slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the testis hurt.

So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is elevated.

Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary is normal.

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Nothing wrong with my prolactin. So its gotta be something else.

Hey guys, I went to the Uro

today for my testicular pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly swollen " . He

also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as well. And I

am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a reason for my

low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary is normal.

>

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what you see. "

> Phil

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[Guest guest]

i went to an endo once, a woman, who measured various body parts.

When she got to my waist, she went " wow " (hey, it wasn't that big, but

whatever...LOL). I was disappointed that when she got to my nuts she

didn't say " wow " at that point. LOL. Actually my nuts are pretty

big, they've always been, and I am lucky to be on HCG which keeps them

from shrinking on TRT.

On Nov 27, 2007, at 8:57 AM, flyinresorts wrote:

> Hey guys, I went to the Uro today for my testicular pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly swollen " . He also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as well. And I am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a reason for my low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary is normal.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Also Prolactin can antagonize T.

Why is prolactin high in some men??? And is there a

permanent cure for it to settle in any way?????????

Mine is 215 in the UK unit within the range (86-324)

IU/ml . But i want to work to get it down to 100, so

it helps my T rise. (this is one mini solution to many

of my problems).

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

> Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid

> infection in his prostate and it lowed his

> testosterone levels.

>

> flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote:

> Hey guys, I went to the Uro today for my testicular

> pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly

> swollen " . He also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as

> well. And I am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a

> reason for my low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and

> commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the

> testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is

> elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary

> is normal.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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> only half of what you see. "

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On Sat, 1 Dec 2007 23:31:49 +0000 (GMT), you wrote:

>Also Prolactin can antagonize T.

>

>Why is prolactin high in some men??? And is there a

>permanent cure for it to settle in any way?????????

>Mine is 215 in the UK unit within the range (86-324)

>IU/ml . But i want to work to get it down to 100, so

>it helps my T rise. (this is one mini solution to many

>of my problems).

SO with a range of 86-324 a perfect middle range is 205, and you're

within 5% of that. Why would you seek to go the bottom 10% of range?

[Guest guest]

On Sat, 1 Dec 2007 23:31:49 +0000 (GMT), you wrote:

>Also Prolactin can antagonize T.

>

>Why is prolactin high in some men??? And is there a

>permanent cure for it to settle in any way?????????

>Mine is 215 in the UK unit within the range (86-324)

>IU/ml . But i want to work to get it down to 100, so

>it helps my T rise. (this is one mini solution to many

>of my problems).

SO with a range of 86-324 a perfect middle range is 205, and you're

within 5% of that. Why would you seek to go the bottom 10% of range?

[Guest guest]

one more thing on Dostinex, since I have a pituitary tumor, the endo said these

are generally agressive and I will be on Dostinex for " many years " with annual

MRI's to see if the tumor is shrinking

Jim

From: brownsaucylicious@...

Date: Sat, 1 Dec 2007 23:31:49 +0000

Subject: Re: searching for cause of low T

Also Prolactin can antagonize T.

Why is prolactin high in some men??? And is there a

permanent cure for it to settle in any way?????????

Mine is 215 in the UK unit within the range (86-324)

IU/ml . But i want to work to get it down to 100, so

it helps my T rise. (this is one mini solution to many

of my problems).

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

> Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid

> infection in his prostate and it lowed his

> testosterone levels.

>

> flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote:

> Hey guys, I went to the Uro today for my testicular

> pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly

> swollen " . He also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as

> well. And I am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a

> reason for my low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and

> commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the

> testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is

> elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary

> is normal.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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> only half of what you see. "

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I can only say that Prolactin is a major hormone and that Testosterone is

subsidary to Prolactin. If something is affecting your Prolactin don't be

surprised that it effects your Testosterone too.

Manterno Salerno <brownsaucylicious@...> wrote: Also Prolactin

can antagonize T.

Why is prolactin high in some men??? And is there a

permanent cure for it to settle in any way?????????

Mine is 215 in the UK unit within the range (86-324)

IU/ml . But i want to work to get it down to 100, so

it helps my T rise. (this is one mini solution to many

of my problems).

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

> Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid

> infection in his prostate and it lowed his

> testosterone levels.

>

> flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote:

> Hey guys, I went to the Uro today for my testicular

> pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly

> swollen " . He also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as

> well. And I am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a

> reason for my low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and

> commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the

> testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is

> elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary

> is normal.

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Co-Moderator " Don't believe anything you hear and

> only half of what you see. "

> Phil

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Phil, what dose etc would you recommend for Arimidex,

for me to try.

And lets say I stop using it after 2-3 weeks. How long

will it take for my NORMAL HORMONE LEVELS to get back

to where they were BEFORE using ARIMIDEX.

thnx.

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

> Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid

> infection in his prostate and it lowed his

> testosterone levels.

>

> flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote:

> Hey guys, I went to the Uro today for my testicular

> pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly

> swollen " . He also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as

> well. And I am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a

> reason for my low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and

> commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the

> testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is

> elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary

> is normal.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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> only half of what you see. "

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Take the 1mg. pill and cut it into 4 parts then take one part .25mgs every 3

days see if this gives you night time and morning wood if it does then your

Estradiol is at the right level. If later you wood stops this means your going

down to low so stop the arimidex until the wood comes back that day go back on

it but do less .25mgs every 5 days.

Note if your on this for more then 4 weeks and no wood stop taking it.

Manterno Salerno <brownsaucylicious@...> wrote:

Phil, what dose etc would you recommend for Arimidex,

for me to try.

And lets say I stop using it after 2-3 weeks. How long

will it take for my NORMAL HORMONE LEVELS to get back

to where they were BEFORE using ARIMIDEX.

thnx.

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

> Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid

> infection in his prostate and it lowed his

> testosterone levels.

>

> flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote:

> Hey guys, I went to the Uro today for my testicular

> pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly

> swollen " . He also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as

> well. And I am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a

> reason for my low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and

> commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the

> testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is

> elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary

> is normal.

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Co-Moderator " Don't believe anything you hear and

> only half of what you see. "

> Phil

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[Guest guest]

do a wikipedia on arimidex. I think arimidex is the US name and it may (or may

not) be called something else in the UK.

Manterno Salerno <brownsaucylicious@...> wrote: Phil, what dose

etc would you recommend for Arimidex,

for me to try.

And lets say I stop using it after 2-3 weeks. How long

will it take for my NORMAL HORMONE LEVELS to get back

to where they were BEFORE using ARIMIDEX.

thnx.

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

> Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid

> infection in his prostate and it lowed his

> testosterone levels.

>

> flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote:

> Hey guys, I went to the Uro today for my testicular

> pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly

> swollen " . He also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as

> well. And I am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a

> reason for my low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and

> commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the

> testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is

> elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary

> is normal.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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> only half of what you see. "

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Does DHEA play a role? My cortisol levels are very

low, and I hear if cortisol is low then so is DHEA.

Why is DHEA low? Any particular gland?

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

> Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid

> infection in his prostate and it lowed his

> testosterone levels.

>

> flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote:

> Hey guys, I went to the Uro today for my testicular

> pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly

> swollen " . He also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as

> well. And I am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a

> reason for my low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and

> commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the

> testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is

> elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary

> is normal.

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Co-Moderator " Don't believe anything you hear and

> only half of what you see. "

> Phil

>

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Here are some links about Adrenal Fatigue when your cortisol levels start acting

up your DHEA takes a hit trying to help keep Cortisol levels up. After a time

when Adrenals are real bad DHEA levels quit trying to help and come back up.

http://www.lammd.com/A3R_brief_in_doc_format/adrenal_fatigue.cfm

In this link go from stage to stage and read the charts and you can see this

happen.

http://www.chronicfatigue.org/ASI%201%20.html

This is also good to read.

http://www.tuberose.com/Adrenal_Glands.html

As for testosterone you need to talk to your Dr. the treatments here in the US

are not the same in the UK.

Manterno Salerno <brownsaucylicious@...> wrote:

Does DHEA play a role? My cortisol levels are very

low, and I hear if cortisol is low then so is DHEA.

Why is DHEA low? Any particular gland?

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

> Sounds good I knew a guy that had a low graid

> infection in his prostate and it lowed his

> testosterone levels.

>

> flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote:

> Hey guys, I went to the Uro today for my testicular

> pain. He did a

> digital exam of the prostate and noted it " slightly

> swollen " . He also

> commented that my nuts were " small " . He did a PSA as

> well. And I am

> scheduled for an ultrsound of my nuts. Hopefully a

> reason for my low T

> will be found. He prescribed an antibiotic and

> commented that the

> slight enlargement of the prostate might be why the

> testis hurt.

>

> So far, my labs show perfectly normal LH, but FSH is

> elevated.

> Prolactin is perfectly normal. MRI of the pituitary

> is normal.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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> only half of what you see. "

> Phil

>

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