Re: 16 yo son with IHH

[Guest guest]

I am a 4 hr. drive from Dr. I don't see him because my Dr. konws him. I

have have lot T. for over 22 yrs. and have seen 7 Endo's and not one was up on

low T and the problmes that one has on TRT. It is a small price to pay to drive

7 hrs. to see Dr. have you called him to see if he can help you. His Phone

number is on this site.

Phil

kchild59 <no_reply > wrote:

My son is 16 and on 200 mg of T every 10 days - IM. He was diagnosed

a year ago when we investigated " delayed puberty " . We have seen 2

endos who agree this is the best treatment and are fairly sure he will

need treatment all of his life. However, from what I read here and

info I received from Dr. 's site (Allthingsmale.com) he should be

receiving injections each week and possibly HCG. What kind of Dr.

besides an Endo. should we see. We are in a small rural area. Dr.

is in Lansing, MI which is 7 hour drive. Anyone have any ideas

or know what kind of physician he should be seeing or where an endo

more versed in treatment might be. We are in Pennsylvania.

[Guest guest]

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hi

you should get in touch with a physician who specializes in XXY

treatment type in XXY in the google tool bar and you should get some

links and I believe if you type in " AAKSIS " in google you will be

taken to a foundation which deals with just that and there are lots

of good testimonials and lists of doctors etc and numbers of places

that are there to help . This foundation has listings of

endocrinologists who specialize in this all over North America.

Hope this helps

Manraj

- In , philip georgian <pmgamer18@...>

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> I am a 4 hr. drive from Dr. I don't see him because my Dr.

konws him. I have have lot T. for over 22 yrs. and have seen 7

Endo's and not one was up on low T and the problmes that one has on

TRT. It is a small price to pay to drive 7 hrs. to see Dr.

have you called him to see if he can help you. His Phone number is

on this site.

> Phil

>

> kchild59 <no_reply > wrote:

> My son is 16 and on 200 mg of T every 10 days - IM. He was

diagnosed

> a year ago when we investigated " delayed puberty " . We have seen 2

> endos who agree this is the best treatment and are fairly sure he

will

> need treatment all of his life. However, from what I read here and

> info I received from Dr. 's site (Allthingsmale.com) he should

be

> receiving injections each week and possibly HCG. What kind of Dr.

> besides an Endo. should we see. We are in a small rural area. Dr.

> is in Lansing, MI which is 7 hour drive. Anyone have any

ideas

> or know what kind of physician he should be seeing or where an

endo

> more versed in treatment might be. We are in Pennsylvania.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

There are endos and then there are endos. Many aren't very good at treating

hypogonadism.

I strongly suggest finding a pediatric endocrinlogist who studies and treats

delayed

puberty. One who works out of a teaching hospital is best. One who sees and

treats at

least 100 cases per year.

If you're near Pittsburgh, try the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. It's

supposed to be one

of the best. See:

http://www.chp.edu/clinical/03a_endochr.php?base=endo

Bruce

>

> My son is 16 and on 200 mg of T every 10 days - IM. He was diagnosed

> a year ago when we investigated " delayed puberty " . We have seen 2

> endos who agree this is the best treatment and are fairly sure he will

> need treatment all of his life. However, from what I read here and

> info I received from Dr. 's site (Allthingsmale.com) he should be

> receiving injections each week and possibly HCG. What kind of Dr.

> besides an Endo. should we see. We are in a small rural area. Dr.

> is in Lansing, MI which is 7 hour drive. Anyone have any ideas

> or know what kind of physician he should be seeing or where an endo

> more versed in treatment might be. We are in Pennsylvania.

>