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i wrote hypocampyus above, i meant hypothalmus, effected for the same reason. as in the H-P-A axis. so i'm no MD, but as i understand...testosterone begets a small amount of estrogen in males, the hypothalmus meters this; when it gets low it "tells" the pituitary to produce FSH and LH, whi...

so much to learn...so little brain to learn it with.

yes, been to opthamologist/eye surgeon/specialist dude. he spent a 1/2 hour on my right eye alone, and said it is perfectly healthy...which is nice to know...now if i could just see out the damn thing, it would be great! i'm not sure if he checked glaucoma, i don't remember the puff test, but i thin...

another Q: any research on low T and MS? i have seen a smattering of info...It seems to me that if MS responds to steroids, and testosterone is a steroid, that having low T could trigger the flare up...or the disease could be causing the low T...either way the two things of a noticible uptick in sym...

the only bloodwork i know of is CBC, iron (serum and a second one), immnoA, Testosterone (free) and LH, FSH. liver enzyme. unless it's in one of these, then no...which were all normal, save a high/normal iron and Low T. i'll certainly bring up the vitamin things you noted on monmday when i go for MR...

Hello all. 50yo male, otherwise good health. (you'll laugh at that when you read the list below) n. euro decent. no familial history of MS things are piling up so i'd like to give you a rundown and see what you think. -last july, one year ago the left side of my tongue went numb. i got kind of a bur...