Guest guest Posted January 2, 2003 Report Share Posted January 2, 2003 Hi Guys... Hey, I need some research help, quickly. Those with Retractile Testes know it can cause low testosterone levels and small testicles. However, all of the literature I can find on the web says it is a normal condition and nothing needs to be done, hmmm.... However, undescended testes have a lot of press on their ill effects. Now, my son apparently has the condition and his MD is refusing to be concerned saying " retractile testes " are " Normal " . I don't want to see him go through what I've had to live through resulting from medical ignorance. So far, I've only been able to find one website that references hypogonadism as a side effect of retractile testes. Can you point me to some links that will address retractile testes and hypogonadism? I've insisted on another urology appointment for him that is coming up very soon. Thanks. Seren. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2003 Report Share Posted January 4, 2003 I would personally have him see an endocronologist. It may help to do some searches on endocronology to help research about hypogonadism. I had surgery when I was a boy because of an undesecended testicle. Then was ultimately treated by my endo for hypogonadism a year after. Hope this helps. > Hi Guys... > Hey, I need some research help, quickly. Those with Retractile > Testes know it can cause low testosterone levels and small > testicles. However, all of the literature I can find on the web says > it is a normal condition and nothing needs to be done, hmmm.... > However, undescended testes have a lot of press on their ill > effects. > > Now, my son apparently has the condition and his MD is refusing to be > concerned saying " retractile testes " are " Normal " . I don't want to > see him go through what I've had to live through resulting from > medical ignorance. So far, I've only been able to find one website > that references hypogonadism as a side effect of retractile testes. > Can you point me to some links that will address retractile testes > and hypogonadism? I've insisted on another urology appointment for > him that is coming up very soon. > > Thanks. Seren. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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