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I've kept track of my blood work since July of 2001. It can be found in my Hormone Table

Jan
17

January 5, 2012 Blood Work

written by delmer

First, my apologies for taking so long to get this up. I had to cancel the blood draw scheduled for for December (twice) due to being busy. That same busy-ness has kept me from posting. First, the new news: I’m off my cabergoline. I was taking .25 mg weekly (down from a high of 1.5 [...]

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Oct
10

Sometimes I get mail

written by delmer

A week or so ago I went to Williamsburg to help my brother do some post-hurricane-Irene rebuilding. (Well, and to visit, mostly.) During the visit I’d check my phone periodically and noticed I’d received an email from someone regarding pituitary tumors, meds, and, I think, nausea. I read just a few sentences, realized it would [...]

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Dec
22

Mens’ Prolactin May Increase When Spouse is Pregnant

written by delmer

Or “Significant Other” is pregnant. I try to be politically correct, hip and happening, but there’s only so much you can put in a blog title. I gained a bit of weight each time my wife was pregnant with one of our children. At the time I joked I was having a sympathetic pregnancy. Well, [...]

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Feb
24

My Story

written by admin

I have a couple of pituitary tumors that caused hormone problems — high prolactin and low testosterone. Before getting into the long story I’ll give a bit of summary: I currently take cabergoline at 1/2 pill per week; at my peak I was taking six pills per week (three on Sunday and three on Thursday) [...]

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Feb
20

Index

written by admin

My Pituitary Tumor Index Blood Work History: from July 2001 to present. My Full Story: From where I find out I have low testosterone to getting back to normal-hormone levels. The narrative with the Blood Work history rounds this out. Gynecomastia Posts Pituitary Tumor, Testosterone Gynecomastia, Misc.: This was written not long before my gyno [...]

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