Re: Had my MRI what should I ask?

June 24, 2010

I know a lot about this I am Hypopituitary due to a head injury. But then it

took me 23 yrs to figure this out thanks to Dr. the man saved my life.

I got a lot of help from a guy named you can't post to him anymore but his

works are still out there go to this link and read the site.

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If you Pituitary is bad due to a tumor or injury reading this info will teach

you all you need to know about this Problem.

A lot of men I know with this problem do just HCG this dose not shut down your

testis right now they are not working because they don't get the LH message from

your pituitary HCG acts like LH and makes your Testis make Testosterone.

I do both TRT and HCG but most of the T in my labs is made from my Testis due to

using HCG. You can start doing 100 IU's shot everyday this will get your testis

making T.

I pray all works out for you having this problem is not the end all I have been

treating all the hormones that are low for the last 5 yrs. and I am doing fine.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: Bstee <bstee@...>

> Subject: Had my MRI what should I ask?

>

> Date: Thursday, June 24, 2010, 9:27 AM

> Finally had a pituitary MRI yesterday

> because my crazy lab levels. I had total T levels of

> 44 which is about 80% below the lowest level expected.

> I had very low LH, TSH and FSH levels. I went to an

> endo who ordered a load of blood tests and the next I knew I

> had a pituitary MRI scheduled. Today I meet the endo

> to follow up. No idea what the blood results were but

> they triggered the MRI. So any ideas? I was told

> treating with testosterone is not an option even when so low

> if you are trying to have a child so what else can you do to

> raise the level of everything....thoughts????

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