Question 1

When should men replace testosterone?

Question 2

I have a low sperm count issue and recently had a Doppler test. Both testes and epididymis are normal in size, location, and echotexture. No focal lesion is seen and no free fluid is noted in the tunica vaginalis on either side. Both spermatic cords appear normal with no dilated vascular channels. No evidence of torsion is noted on Doppler interrogation of the testes and spermatic cords. Reversal of flow on Valsalva maneuver is noted in the left spermatic cord, grade I. No reflux is noted on the right side. The conclusion is left sided grade I varicocele. I have attached both semen analysis and Doppler reports. No other abnormality is seen. Please help me.

Question 3

Sperm motility active 5 percent, sperm motility sluggish 5 percent, sperm motility non motile 90 percent. Pus cells 2 per HPF. Epithelial cells 1 to 2 per HPF. Parasites none. Normal 10 percent. Abnormal 90 percent. This is my report.

Why do FSH and LH increase in menopause?

When estrogen deficiency occurs in the menopause LH levels increase. Later the FSH is raised and remains high for the rest of life.

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When should men replace testosterone?

Sperm motility active 5 percent, sperm motility sluggish 5 percent, sperm motility non motile 90 percent. Pus cells 2 per HPF. Epithelial cells 1 to 2 per HPF. Parasites none. Normal 10 percent. Abnormal 90 percent. This is my report.