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testosterone issues with my son
hi im here asking a question on behalf of my son.. he took a pro hormone which was stupid of him and he said that hes been noticing that his penis and testes have retracted like his testicals dont drop... i gave him a test and his test levels are within rang but its sort of like a glass half full thing... the range is from 240 to like 840 and hes at 350 but its less than the last time he went... he also is saying that he has a cold sensation at the tip of his penis.... what can i do to help him?
Hi,
As already advised, he should be seen by a doctor to get the correct answer. However, the following point may be of importance :
Whenever a hormone supplement is taken, the natural production of the hormone is likely to reduce due to the negative feed back in the system. So, when the supplementation is stopped, the concerned hormone levels falls to a very low level and it takes some time ( few months) for the body to go back to its initial natural levels. In the present case, the level is still within limits, so I guess it would go back to the initial level sooner.
Any how, better to seek a medical advice in this regard.
Solace
As already advised, he should be seen by a doctor to get the correct answer. However, the following point may be of importance :
Whenever a hormone supplement is taken, the natural production of the hormone is likely to reduce due to the negative feed back in the system. So, when the supplementation is stopped, the concerned hormone levels falls to a very low level and it takes some time ( few months) for the body to go back to its initial natural levels. In the present case, the level is still within limits, so I guess it would go back to the initial level sooner.
Any how, better to seek a medical advice in this regard.
Solace
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