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As My Testerone Level Is 1.5 Is It Because Of That I Have Goiter And Lose Motion ?
Hi my testerone level is 1.5 i am male 50 is this why i have developed a goiter also have loose motions and have burning pain at the top of mt stomach on the r/h side are theese symptoms linked or just co incedential or what is the problem
Tue, 17 Jan 2012
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Low thyroid hormone activity often results in insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is another factor that reduces testosterone production. It interferes with LH production and may also directly reduce testicular testosterone
Consult with your doctor
Thanks
welcome to healthcaremagic
Low thyroid hormone activity often results in insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is another factor that reduces testosterone production. It interferes with LH production and may also directly reduce testicular testosterone
Consult with your doctor
Thanks
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Hi, Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum.
The Normal Testosterone level and ranges between 400 to 600 nanograms. Low Testosterone is rare in the 30s, infrequent in the 40s, relatively common in the 50s. So do not worry, as Goiter does not happen due to Low Testosterone.
You are also having Loose stools along with burning sensation in stomach, which may be related to Gastroenteritis Infection. You may need antibiotics for this, get yourself evaluated by a Physician. Take Care.
The Normal Testosterone level and ranges between 400 to 600 nanograms. Low Testosterone is rare in the 30s, infrequent in the 40s, relatively common in the 50s. So do not worry, as Goiter does not happen due to Low Testosterone.
You are also having Loose stools along with burning sensation in stomach, which may be related to Gastroenteritis Infection. You may need antibiotics for this, get yourself evaluated by a Physician. Take Care.
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