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Does low testosterone indicate low sperm count? I have gotten a girl pregnant twice one was less than a year ago. Could miscarriage indicate a problem with me?

I thought tamoxifen was an anti-estrogen blocker but apparently it actually boosts your testosterone as well. I might have really screwed myself here but I'm looking for any help from anyone. Thank you so much....

I am in my 70s (main problem I'll guess) and am coming out of years of bereavement at the loss of my wife. I now find I suffer from ED, WHO KNEW?? I couldn't believe it, my libido, or at least notice of the other sex seems to be that of a much younger me... I have tried Viagra (a two table sample from my MD), not effect whatsoever, yes I know one has to be stimulate. I think I was/am. I now have a prescription for Cialis and a large discount coupon..

IS anyone using Sotalol and a Beta blocker to break afib when needed instead of a daily regimen of CCB or BB?

I went from my hormone doctor to my internal med guy - he agreed to stay on the testosterone and the estrogen blocker. He said that as low as my testosterone was (215, range 400-800) that i need the testosterone. He is the guy that diagnosed me but i wouldnt trust him at all with treatment.

I have recently had 5 little what looked to be sand fly bites on my legs after sweeping up some sand and dirt and rubbish I had sharp shooting pains in my head (which had started 2 1/2 months before getting better and worse but this day was really bad) and blurred vision at lunch time. By next morning rash had spread to shins and and hands and as day went on it got worse and hosp staff treated and sent me home.

I have dislipidemia and coronary heart disease. I had a minor MI in 2001 after which I was put on ASA, a beta blocker, an ACE inhibitor and a statin. In about 2006 I started having stable angina which led to a quad. CABG in 2007. My medications are much the same as before the surgery. My lipids are excellent. By BMI is on target but I should get more exercise. Within the past year, I had what I thought was stable angina. A dye test was performed and was negative.

Testosterone, free testosterone, LH/FSH, IGF-1, AM cortisol, ACTH, TSH, aldosterone, renin, and DHEA sulfate.Vitamin D, Ferritin (iron) and B-12 might be good to check too as they can cause fatigue. Thyroid is also very complicated and there are many minerals that are needed in very small amounts at certain stages. I don't know all about this though but I think selenium and copper are two of these? Other people in the forum probably know much more about these minerals.

Approximately one year ago, blood results showed that his testosterone levels were around 230. He was prescribed Androgel in larger doses than are typically prescribed which actually resulted in a reduction of his testosterone levels, down to 150. This prompted the dr. to order testosterone injections (every two weeks) in addition to the Androgel therapy.

Especially if you have info on any clinical studies where Letrezole was used alone (without the combination of Testosterone or growth hormones) which is the case for my son. Thank you.

one of the pills is Testosterone pills. He told him mom that he would no longer take these, but yet he is.

My question is if ah continues to abuse pills and his tolerance continues to grow would he also have to keep going up in dose on whatever the dr prescribes for this? Do testosterone levels go down in connection with the amount and strenght of opiates used? IE, vicodin causes it to lower a bit so they just dont think about sex, percocets cause it to lower more to the point they have trouble getting aroused and then oxy's just wipe the T level and the sex drive out?

Hi, How are you? Testosterone has been used for many decades for the treatment of testosterone deficient males.Today options for treatment include topical testosterone gels and creams, short and long acting injections of testosterone esters, application of testosterone through skin patches, subcutaneous testosterone implants, and oral testosterone capsules. The injection is given deep intra-muscular and is quite often painful.

As of now, all my laboratory tests are within normal level except my testosterone. I’m on testosterone replacement therapy since August of 2009 but I’m afraid of the possible side effects like prostate problem. My question, is it possible if I decide to discontinue my testosterone replacement therapy? I really need your opinion.

I am a soon to be 64 year old white male, 5'9" 275lbs and my testosterone level is 178.......???

but turning down my wife or not being in the mood has gotten real old. I had my testosterone tested 2007 total was 297..my doctor did nothing. 2010 I have a New doctor now my test is total 453 free 11.6 My new primary doctor and I agree optimim total should be 800 free 18.0 Doc says my testicles have atrophied a bit. I have a PSA of 2.

(My doctor told me it was normal but it seams low to me) 2) Could my testosterone levels increased do to weight loss? If so does anybody know how much testosterone can fluxuate from weight loss?

There are no doctors on here. Actually, hardly anyone at all on here anymore, unfortunately. I don't know what you've tried, as you don't say the path that got you to where you are now. I'm assuming you have a doctor, as you'd need a prescription to get medical weed. If you google the website of the manufacturer of the beta blocker you're on it will probably give you contraindications.

Hi - 49yo male in otherwise good health, had an mi and placement of 3 stents in RCA. Was told that there was no damage to my heart, and have returned to all activity including hi-intensity workouts (which I was doing pre-mi). I've put on about 30 "pity-pounds" (from 185 to 215) and despite increase in exercise and near-saintly eating habits, having a hard time losing. I suspect that Toprol is causing this problem.

Miss Sassy, That's a great question and one I urge you to talk over frankly with your doc. My guess is that there's a lotta frustration behind it. I'm not a physician, but I'm highly skeptical of all the seemingly "magic" pills that claim to help folks lose weight, or maintain good blood sugars. What I'm skeptical about is that it seems to me that each of us has to work hard, thru lifestyle changes, ways of eating, increasing our physical activity ...

m making some good progress without any medication at all, just with counseling and reading. But, maybe if a beta blocker would help with the generalized day-in/day-out 24/7 anxiety I should try it. Just seeing if anyone has any experience with beta blockers. I am doing great battling the full-blown panic attacks but I still have constant anxiety. Oh, and I'm not sure which beta blocker my doctor sent in a prescription for. Thanks!

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