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Work Up For Hypogonadism
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Hypercoagualation + diabetes + lypodystrophy + hypogonadism dietHow can a person with all of the above conditions, remain healthy and follow guidelines you give for nutrition....
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
Difficult, but possible, particularly if you are working close with a dietician....
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Follow up to Hypogonadism question...Hello Vergel I understand that having Hypogonadism does not mean you have HIV. But, does having... Read more »treatment secondary hypogonadismHi nelson, I am writing from Colombia, I'm in treatment of secondary hypogonadism and my... Read more »
Articles
Treatment of Hypogonadism in Men with HIV InfectionIntroduction: A number of endocrine abnormalities have been reported in people infected with HIV. Among these, hypogonadism is well described, particularly as men progress to AIDS and in those who are wasting. Testosterone has both anabolic and... Read more »
Endocrine Society Calls for Medicare Coverage of DXA Bone Density Testing to Be Extended to Men With Testosterone DeficiencyChevy Chase, Md. -- Hypogonadism, also known as testosterone deficiency, affects 4-5 million men in the United States placing them at risk for developing osteoporosis. Despite the clear association of testosterone deficiency with low bone density... Read more »
FAQs About FatigueGeneral Fatigue Questions | Hypogonadism (Low Testosterone) and Fatigue | Anemia and Fatigue | Depression and Fatigue | Medications and Fatigue General Fatigue Questions I'm on testosterone replacement therapy, I exercise,... Read more »
If It Works for You, Then It WorksIn this issue of AIDS Care we offer our readers two articles on the all-important subject of pain management. One of those articles was written for us by Dr. Howard Rosner, who directs the Pain Management Service at New York Hospital. As Dr.... Read more »
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JS -- for you
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
JS, as I said -- the "arms falling asleep" was 'embedded with the "Hypogonadism" post {under Am I Infected? dated 24 Nov 2000). I guess a Testosterone count of 209 -- "which seems pretty unlikely." was the culprit for avoiding the answer. All I...
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depression medication dont work on me
Posted by nycman, 1 Reply
i used to take depression medication years ago and i stop because didnt work on my. now i trying aggain and dont like. they just dont work on me and i feel like a somby and high. please any coments anybody whu can help me with this. thank you
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People at work have the flu
Posted by Tenderfoot, 1 Reply
I work in a very enclosed office and we all work side by side. Two of the staff are off sick with sinus and chest flu's and I'm a bit worried about that since I'm still waiting to get in to see my Doc about my med regieme. My last test was 262cd4...
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Work for pay vs. Activism
Posted by Smiley, 1 Reply
I am having a very hard time with work vs. activism. Does anyone else feels like that?
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