Re: Re: ? about test results and Diflucan

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We have never found that diflucan lowered testosterone

with our son. We did decide to try spironolactone

prior to trying lupron. The spiro works great and his

levels were down within 3 months. We are on it for

over a year and it works well. We do need to watch for

constipation with our son and use oxypowder with the

spiro.

--- joans_java wrote:

> I have been reading the Lupron protocol. I am not

> well versed in

> this. I only want my daughter to be able to chelate

> her own body but

> it seems that even if you suppress the testosterone

> whether using the

> Lupron or the Duflucan, you really need the DMSA to

> pull it out. Has

> others seen this or am I getting it wrong?

>

> Shanna

>

>

> > >

> > > Hey everyone!

> > >

> > > My question is this:

> > > had " Elevated Testosterone " come back. I

> believe it was

> > 39.55

> > > and the reference range was <35. That doesnt

> sound like much to

> me

> > but

> > > my child has always battled aggression towards

> herself mostly and

> > > towards others (not often but has).

> > > Does anyone know how bad is that? Also, our

> doctor says that it is

> > > because she is overweight. How can that be? She

> wasnt overweight

> > when

> > > she was younger and was aggressive. I have also

> met other parents

> > of

> > > girls with autism and their girls are

> aggressive, not overweight,

> > and

> > > has elevated testosterone

> > > Also, I read on another group that Diflucan can

> lower

> > testosterone. Has

> > > anyone had success with this?

> > >

> > >

> > > Tks in advance,

> > > Shanna ('s mom)

> > >

> >

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