Experiences with

Thyrotropin-releasing hormone

that leads to reduced secretion of thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH).

[/i] [i]Journal Section:[/i] [i]Research Article[/i] [i]Keywords:[/i] [i]Thyrotropin receptor antibodies, Alopecia areata, Cross-sectional study, Thyrotropin receptor antibody, Thyroid autoantibodies[/i] Open access: https://karger.com/sad/article/11/1/1/910538/Prevalence-of-Thyrotropin-Receptor-Antibodies-and

(CRPC)—a stage where the cancer stops responding to hormone therapy.

https://prostatewarriors.com/2025/02/17/new-study-reveals-key-factors-that-influence-how-quickly-prostate-cancer-becomes-resistant-to-hormone-therapy/

hi all! I have endometriosis and diffuz adenomyosis ( i had a surgery with specialist and 3 months gnrh before the transfer) only left an embrio with 2BB grading. ( i know not the best grading but we implanted) is it any way for success I am completely devasted…..

No way will I see my last years suffering as I did with the hormone treatment. Anyway, latest treatment offered is the new drug Relugolix described as GNRH antagonist. It's side effects may be somewhat less than hormone. It will be for a month as a trial. I will try it.

Hi, I have been suffering with very heavy periods and pain for the last few years, it’s took around 18 months to see a gynaecologist and be diagnosed with uterine fibroids, since then various treatments have been tried including oral contraceptives, mirena coil, provera and more recently GNRH injections

Hi, I'm trying to find someone else in a similar situation. I had 4 monthly injections of GnRH as a temporary form of relief for my endometriosis whilst I waited for my follow up Gynae appointment. My last injection was in September and my period still hasn't returned? Is this normal? I was told my periods

Good morning, im looking for advice regarding the GNRH injection, I've not had a diagnosis of endometriosis as my gynaecologist has suggested trying this injection or going straight in to do a oophorectomy, he says the likelihood of endometriosis is high going by my symptoms and my overies are fused

[i]Thyroid Homeostasis in Levothyroxine-treated Patients: Findings From ELSA-Brasil.

Methods: Approximately 75,000 TSH and thyroid hormone levels measured in 32,935 women between 2019 and 2023 were evaluated on a monthly and seasonal basis.

Hallo everybody, I'm a Dutchman, 78 years old. Diagnosed in may 2021. Gleason 9 (4 + 5), tumor slightly out of the prostate, N0 M0. Beginning June 2021 24 months LHRH-agonist. From July till medio September 2021 35x2.2G external radiation. Six weeks thereafter my PSA was less than 0.1 and my Testosteron-value

Thyrotropin Receptor Antibody, Serum (TBII) 5.

Hormone treatment has been offered GnRH analogues, reading online it doesn't work for everyone and the side effects are wild, my main concern being mental health as I already struggle with that.

Since April my psa has started to rise with monthly results below; April 0.03 May 0.05 June 0.07 August 0.53 October 5.0 November 36 December 8.0 after 2 weeks of Bicalutamide. I had the following PET x 3 and MRI x 2 (full body) scans from 0.5 upwards. The first 2 PET scans and first MRI did

Summary Paragraph: The study examines testosterone recovery (TR) in prostate cancer patients undergoing androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) in conjunction with radiotherapy, as assessed across multiple randomized trials by the MARCAP Consortium. Variabilities in TR were identified based on ADT

Well, I have not searched about this for long, but while I wait to see if estrogen patches will be approved in europe for metastatic cancer, I am having doubts about switching from triptorelin (which did and is still doing its job) to relugolix. I know my MO first instinct will be saying "if it's working

A two-years-old girl, a diagnosed case of congenital hypothyroidism (CH) presented to us with elevated thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) (38 mIU/l).

"Compliance" with meds taking and timing is a big issue, as we all know. And research shows that especially with the elderly, compliance to meds regimes and timings by day and by week is difficult to follow. And the consequences are not good. When one is on doublet therapy (whether or not one had also

[/i] [i]Methods: Hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, free thyroxine (fT4), and thyrotropin (TSH) were selected as exposures.