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    Anybody good with .. math .. ? Serum ferritin increased (4,300ng/ml)
    would .. seem .. about .. right .. ?

    <<snip>>
    at age 29 iron deficiency anemia was indicated. She was injected with
    40mg of saccharated ferric oxide every two weeks until age 40.
    <<snip>>

    Journal Title

    The Kitakanto medical journal
    The Kitakanto medical journal
    Vol.55, No.2(20050501) pp. 145-149
    Kitakanto Medical Society ISSN:13432826
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    症例報告 Secondary Hemochromatosis Accompanied by Diabetes Mellitus and
    Hypogonadism
    Secondary Hemochromatosis Accompanied by Diabetes Mellitus and
    Hypogonadism
    Nagai Takashi 1 Imamura Makoto 2 Negishi Tetuo 3 Mori Masatomo 4
    1Department of Internal Medicine, Public Tomioka General Hospital
    2Department of Internal Medicine, Public Tomioka General Hospital
    3Department of Internal Medicine, Public Tomioka General Hospital
    4Department of Medicine and Molecular Science, Gunma University
    Graduate School of Medicine
    Keyword secondary hemochromatosis diabetes mellitus hypogonadism
    deferoxamine mesilate
    Abstract
    A 49-year-old woman was admitted because of hyperglycemia. On a
    delivery at age 29 iron deficiency anemia was indicated. She was
    injected with 40mg of saccharated ferric oxide every two weeks until
    age 40. At age 35 menopause occurred. Serum ferritin increased
    (4,300ng/ml). An abdominal computed tomogram (CT) showed increased
    hepatic CT density. Iron deposition in the parenchymal cells of the
    liver was shown in a biopsy specimen. Secondary hemochromatosis was
    diagnosed. Her gonadotropin release decreased. After 30 months serum
    ferritin had decreased gradually to the normal range after daily
    1,000mg injection of deferoxamine mesilate. Although the hepatic CT
    density decreased, gonadotropin release and insulin release were not
    improved.

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    On Jun 9, 8:30 pm, "Tumbleweed" <[email hidden]> wrote:


    his usual contribution<<

    "Many men have psychological problems resulting from gynecomastia. An
    oncologist stated that I had very small testicles"

    http://www.androids.org.uk/chris.html

    Look into .. that ..

    You are supposed to have .. big .. honkers ..

    But .. sadly .. tumble .. I believe you aren't even .. looking for
    a .. remedy ..

    I believe you have resolved yourself to having .. "very small
    testicles" .. for the remainder of your .. life ..

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    On Jun 10, 8:37 am, "Tumbleweed" <[email hidden]> wrote:<<

    I believe you have resolved yourself to having .. "very small
    testicles" .. for the remainder of your .. life ..

    http://www.irontoxicity.com/hcp/about/effects3.jsp

    Damage to the endocrine system

    Iron chelation therapy has been shown to reverse damage to
    the endocrine system caused by iron overload

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    On Jun 10, 8:38 am, "Tumbleweed" <[email hidden]> wrote:<<

    Let me point out the .. phrase .. below ..

    "We conclude that phlebotomy
    alone may be adequate treatment for hypogonadotropic hypogonadism "

    http://jcem.endojournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/65/3/585

    YOU .. say .. "one trick pony" .. and I .. say .. "voila" ..

    Heh .. heh ..

    Remember .. tumble .. they are SUPPOSED to be .. big .. NOT ..
    small ..

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    "After 30 months serum
    ferritin had decreased gradually to the normal range"

    Now this .. "normal range" .. is .. ?

    No way "near iron deficiency" .. I would . bet ..

    Seeing the amount of iron they injected into this woman over the
    years .. their take on the whole deal is .. 'standard of care' ..
    automotons .. and soooooo .. they would STOP this iron depletion
    therapy somewhere .. very .. **high** .. to .. "make sure you don't
    die of iron deficiency" ..

    As evidenced .. many times ..

    Whereas .. evidence based medicine shows by going down into what they
    consider to be .. near iron deficiency .. leads to .. NOW ..
    'significant recovery' .. as opposed to this woman who they .. fkg ..
    near killed .. and NOW refuse to treat ..

    "Although the hepatic CT
    density decreased, gonadotropin release and insulin release were not
    improved."

    Let's .. kick .. somebodies .. ass .. whose ass to kick .. ? Looks
    like some .. Asian .. guy .. somewhere ..

    Anybody .. disagreeeeeeeee .. ?

    <<snip>>
    However, at NID, there was a 40%-55%
    improvement of both fasting and glucose-stimulated plasma
    insulin concentrations, and near-normalization of serum alanine
    aminotransferase activity
    <<snip>>

    It is called .. stupidity .. and / or malpractice .. causing ..
    death ..

    You can see it .. it is obvious .. quite often .. it is called Dead
    Bodies / db's .. a marker they seem to .. overlook .. sometimes.

    <<snip>>
    CONCLUSIONS: These results reflect the insulin-sparing effect of iron
    depletion and indicate a key role of iron and hyperinsulinemia in the
    pathogenesis of NAFLD
    <<snip>>

    They .. caused it .. and now refuse to treat it ..

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    On Jun 10, 3:09 pm, "Tumbleweed" <[email hidden]> wrote:<<

    I believe you have resolved yourself to having .. "very small
    testicles" .. for the remainder of your .. life ..

    <<snip>>
    generally supposed to be irreversible
    <<snip>>

    That may be .. why .. ?

    You listen to your .. doctor .. ?

    I prefer to read to the end of an article ..

    YOU should try that ..

    But first you will have to .. learn HOW .. to .. read ..

    <<snip>>
    hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism can be reversed by a consequent
    venesection therapy {bloodletting / phlebotomy]
    <<snip>> ..

    And then to .. understand ..

    Eur J Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2001 Aug;13(8):985-8. Links
    Successful treatment of erectile dysfunction and infertility by
    venesection in a patient with primary haemochromatosis.
    Hamer OW, Gnad M, Scholmerich J, Palitzsch KD.
    Department of Internal Medicine I, University of Regensburg, Germany.

    A 36-year-old patient with primary haemochromatosis presented with
    erectile dysfunction. Laboratory findings revealed reduced levels of
    luteinizing hormone (0.4 IU/l; normal range 2-12 IU/l), follicle-
    stimulating hormone (0.1 IU/l; normal range 1-12 IU/l) and
    testosterone (0.49 microg/l; normal range 2-8.1 microg/l). We made
    the
    diagnosis of secondary hypogonadism due to haemochromatosis, which is
    generally supposed to be irreversible. Due to consequent venesection
    therapy, levels of ferritin and transferrin saturation could be
    normalized, and levels of luteinizing hormone and follicle-
    stimulating
    hormone increased to normal ranges. Also, testosterone levels became
    normal and remained so without any androgen substitution. The patient
    subsequently regained erectile function and potency. This case
    underlines the fact that a hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism caused by
    iron overload can be reversed by a consequent venesection therapy.

    PMID: 11507369 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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  11. ironjustice
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    Coincidence of course that .. iron reduction .. increases .. vitamin
    D .. and iron injection leads to decreased vitamin D .. and IN this
    kid .. iron increase / hemosiderosis .. leads TO .. hypoparathyroidism
    which is .. CURED .. by .. vitamin D .. ?

    Coincidence .. of .. course ..

    Helv Paediatr Acta 36: 171-3 (1981)[81239175]
    A case of hypoparathyroidism in a child with beta-thalassemia
    successfully treated with 1 alpha-hydroxy-vitamin D3.
    N. Matsaniotis, T. Karpathios, P.
    Nicolaidou, C. Bacopoulos & T. Thomaidis
    A 13-year-old boy with homozygous beta-thalassemia who developed
    clinically manifest and biochemically proven hypoparathyroidism is
    described.
    The latter disease was attributed to hemosiderosis.
    Laboratory abnormalities were corrected after 1 alpha-hydroxy-
    vitamin
    D3 was administered.

    MeSH Terms: * Adolescence
    * Blood Transfusion * Case Report * Drug Therapy,
    Combination *
    Hemosiderosis/complications * Homozygote * Human *
    Hydroxycholecalciferols/therapeutic use * Hypoparathyroidism/drug
    therapy
    * Male * Thalassemia/complications * Thalassemia/
    genetics *
    Thyroxine/therapeutic use Substances: *
    Thyroxine *
    Hydroxycholecalciferols * 1-hydroxycholecalciferol

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