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• Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism
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Introduction

• Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism low isometric may
  be congenital or acquired. Congenital
  lower-quality vulgar hypothores are divided into
  same-sex lower-quality lower-quality
  lower-quality lower-quality lower-quality
  low-quality hypokerarthic abnormality (Kalman's
  syndrome) and congenital separated lower-quality
  lower-quality lower-quality lower-quality
  lower-sex lower-sex hypokerangular abnormalities.
  
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 Defination

• The low cornea is a condition in which male tests
  and female eggs produce little or no sex
  hormones. Low angle hypoteore hypotension
  hypocorhisemia (HH) is a type of low-angle
  caution due to hypothalamic problems.
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Causes

• A lack of HH hormones that usually stimulate
  stochaste gonadotropin release hormone (GNRH),
  folic-inflammatory hormone (FSH) and lutein
  hormone (LH).
• General
• Hypothalamus in the brain releases
  gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GNRH).
• This hormone stimulates the pituitary gland to
  release FSH and LH.
• These hormones are used to eliminate testosterone
  hormones in women's ovum or men that lead to
  normal sexual growth during puberty.
• Any changes in the hormone release chain can lead
  to the loss of sex hormones and prevent normal
  sexual intercourse.
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HH for various reasons

• Radiation from brain damage, wounds, tumors,
  infections or hypothermia after surgery.
• Genetic error.
• High-dose or long-term opioid use
• A lot of stress.
• Nutrition Past Problems (Fast Weight Gain and
  Weight Loss)
• Chronic diseases, including chronic inflammation
  or infection.
• Kalman Syndrome is a genetic form of H. Some of
  the kalman patients have a disorder (feeling of
  loss of smell). 
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Exams And Tests

• Among the tests that can be done are
• Blood tests measure hormone levels such as FSH,
  TSH, oxytocin, testosterone and astridol.
• LH responds to GNRH.
• Pituitary/hypothalamus MRI (search for tumors or
  other growth)
• Genetic testing.
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Treatment

• Treatment depends on the root cause of the
  problem, but is due to the following
• Testosterone Injections (Male)
• Slow release of testosterone skin patches (in
  men)
• Testosterone Gel (Male)
• Estrogen and progesterone tablets or skin patches
  (female)
• GNRH injections.
• HcG injections.
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When to Contact a Medical Professional

• If
• Your child will not start puberty at the right
  time.
• You are a woman under 40 and the menstrual cycle
  stops.
• You lost a house.
• You are a man who has little interest in sex.
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