Spermatogenesis induction
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Key point being stressed here!
HYPERGONADOTROPIC HYPOGONADISM
* Just to close this issue concerning hypergonadotropic hypogonadism the only thing that you can do in an case of azoospermia is a testicular sperm extraction through a multiple biopsy and although there are already some medical intervention in the literature that you can do before TESE none of them has proved its efficacy so actually there is very few things you can do in terms of hyperhyp
* although there are already some medical intervention in the literature that you can do before TESE none of them has proved its efficacy so actually there is very few things you can do in terms of hyperhyp
HYPERGONADOTROPIC HYPOGONADISM
* Just to close this issue concerning hypergonadotropic hypogonadism the only thing that you can do in an case of azoospermia is a testicular sperm extraction through a multiple biopsy and although there are already some medical intervention in the literature that you can do before TESE none of them has proved its efficacy so actually there is very few things you can do in terms of hyperhyp
* although there are already some medical intervention in the literature that you can do before TESE none of them has proved its efficacy so actually there is very few things you can do in terms of hyperhyp
madman
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Love this very thorough here!
* and of course Sertoli cell not only nurses spermatogenesis but produce anti-müllerian hormone (AMH) and Inhibin B so consider this as markers of a healthy Sertoli cell
* It's usually the immature Sertoli cell that produces anti-müllerian hormone and the mature Sertoli cell that produces Inhibin B and of course Inhibin as its known denotes has a negative effect on the production of FSH not LH and this is the whole physiology that we must know in order to understand where we discuss now which is spermatogenesis
* and of course Sertoli cell not only nurses spermatogenesis but produce anti-müllerian hormone (AMH) and Inhibin B so consider this as markers of a healthy Sertoli cell
* It's usually the immature Sertoli cell that produces anti-müllerian hormone and the mature Sertoli cell that produces Inhibin B and of course Inhibin as its known denotes has a negative effect on the production of FSH not LH and this is the whole physiology that we must know in order to understand where we discuss now which is spermatogenesis
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Optimal recovery of spermatogenesis with hCG/FSH reboot therapy in infertile men with a history of testosterone use
Nelson's house! Mix of therapeutic T doses and does of T used/abused for the sole purpose of muscle enhancement! Protocol was compounded purified preparations of hCG/FSH (3000 IU hCG + 75 IU of FSH) injected subcutaneously 3X/week (M/W/F)! * We stratified the entire cohort into two groups...
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Key point here!
* Accordingly, one should not generalize our findings and propose that hCG/FSH therapy would benefit all infertile male patients.
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Dr. Andrew Sun in Dallas: Understanding Male Fertility and Infertility Solutions
* in general it takes 68-72 days to make a new sperm, so 2-3 months * the sperm are very delicate you have to take care of them, the testosterone generating cells (leydig) in the testicles are fairly resilient, the sperm generating cells (sertoli/germ) are fairly delicate Welcome to...
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* in general it takes 68-72 days to make a new sperm, so 2-3 months
* the sperm are very delicate you have to take care of them, the testosterone generating cells (leydig) in the testicles are fairly resilient, the sperm generating cells (sertoli/germ) are fairly delicate
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Beyond the Semen Analysis: New Tests of Sperm Function
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BadassBlues
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The pulsatile GnRH approach is new to me, fascinating. I wonder if that same delivery system could be used for FSH?
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