When does Hypogonadism occur?
Hypogonadism can happen at any age. Here’s some brief explanations of what can occur and when:  In the Womb The default sex of an embryo is female. Females have two X chromosomes (XX). Males have an X and a Y chromosome (XY). If a male sperm fertilizes an egg, then the baby will be male. […]
What is childhood Hypogonadism?
What is childhood hypogonadism? There are a few types of hypogonadism, it’s important to understand how each effects the child suffering and why they developed the condition: Primary Hypogonadism – This is caused when the testes or ovaries fail to develop properly. This normally happens when the person does not enough progesterone, estrogen, and testosterone produced in their body. These are […]
Klinefelter facts & treatment options
Here are some basic facts on Klinefelter Syndrome, also known as XXY Syndrome. These Klinefelter facts will help you understand the disease and understand the treatment options available. Girls do not develop Klinefelter syndrome It does not occur more in one race than any other Klinefelter syndrome does not decrease the longevity of boys Most […]
What is Klinefelter Syndrome?
Klinefelter syndrome is the most common cause of male infertility. It is a sex chromosome variation that occurs in 1 in 500 males. Most men do not demonstrate symptoms. Normally, males have one X chromosome in their cells. Males affected by Klinefelter syndrome have one (or more) extra X chromosome in most of their cells. The […]
Diagnosing Klinefelter Syndrome
Klinefelter syndrome is also known as XXY syndrome. How can you diagnose Klinefelter syndrome in babies and toddlers? A geneticist can diagnose Klinefelter syndrome before your son is born through a fetal cytogenetic analysis. Your pediatrician may suspect Klinefelter syndrome if your infant son has: Developmental delay Undescended testicles (cryptorchidism) Pea-sized testicles Hypospadias (urine dribbles […]
Involvement in medical research studies
Lawley, the Pharmaceutical Company behind the hormone creams AndroForte, AndroFeme and ProFeme are continually involved with clinical trials and hormone & medical research studies. It’s a vital aspect of medical advancement and this includes the field of hormone replacement therapy. Hormone replacement therapy is one of the fastest growing areas of medicine in 2014. The […]
What is Hypogonadism?
What is Hypogonadism and can it occur in children as well as adults? Hypogonadism can occur in men and women but it more common in men. It can also occur in children. Hypogonadism is a hormonal disorder. It happens when the ovaries or testes (gonads) do not produce enough progesterone, estrogen, and testosterone. These are […]
Treatment options for Hypogonadism?
The good news is that most forms of Hypogonadism are treatable! What treatment options are available for Hypogonadism? Menopausal women can effectively control their symptoms using natural progesterone, testosterone and estrogen either alone or in combination depending upon individual circumstances. It is well established that as women transition the menopause progesterone levels decline to zero […]
Symptoms of Hypogonadism
What are the symptoms of hypogonadism? Symptoms of Hypogonadism is boys & men: If your son developed hypogonadism in the womb, he may have: Undescended testicles (cryptorchidism) Small penis (micropenis) Feminized or ambiguous genitals (hermaphroditism) Urethral opening on the bottom of the penis, instead of at the end of the glans (hypospadias) Genetic disorders such […]
What is Ovulation & Anovulation?
What is Ovulation & Anovulation? Why is your menstrual cycle so important and what areas of your life can it effect? What is ovulation? Ovulation occurs when a woman’s ovary ejects a ripe egg in readiness for fertilization. Ovulation generally commences within a couple of years after the onset of puberty and occurs monthly until menopause. In a […]