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Dr. Andrew Rynne

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Suggest Treatment For Not Reaching Puberty At Age Of 22 Years

My name s Matt. I m almost 22 years old and still haven t hit puberty. I know this is far from normal, and finally decided to see someone about it. Who should I go see though? I don t have a normal family doctor I go to on a regular basis or anything. Should I just go to a clinic and see who they can send me to? Should I just go ahead and try to find an endocrinologist in my area myself? Or should I even just go to a Low T center and get my hormones checked there and see if there s anything they can do? I m so lost at where to begin with this, but it s so embarrassing and it s making my life quite miserable, so I m absolutely fed up with waiting.
Fri, 8 May 2015
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Hello Henry...

We should really get a look into what is causing this problem..
The problem could either be a pituatary problem which could cause an imbalance of hormones.. Or any other local problem with the Gonads itself..
I would strongly recommend you get a complete hormone panel done and consult an Endocrinologist or much better an Andrologist at your place..!

Thanks..
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Suggest Treatment For Not Reaching Puberty At Age Of 22 Years

Hello Henry... We should really get a look into what is causing this problem.. The problem could either be a pituatary problem which could cause an imbalance of hormones.. Or any other local problem with the Gonads itself.. I would strongly recommend you get a complete hormone panel done and consult an Endocrinologist or much better an Andrologist at your place..! Thanks..