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Low testosterone
I was diagnosed left varicocele and bilateral hydrocele and my testosterone levels is very low 122 Ng/dl so I have decided to go for surgery for varicocele and hydrocele and then take ayurvedic pills for low t level..my question is,is it possible to bring my t level to 270 Ng/dl from 122 if yes how long will it take..
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Other causes for low testosterone should be ruled out before treatment...there are numerous causes for decreased level, it may be due to trauma to the testis, infections,obesity,kidney diseases,liver diseases,certain medications mainly pain medications derived from opioids,people suffering from sickle cell disease or thalassemia can also have this,people taking glucocorticoids can also have this,other hormones in the body with abnormal levels can also impact on testosterone levels,chronic alcoholism is also one of the cause...so before starting on testosterone directly,so the underlying cause should be treated...which will be more beneficial than simply taking the supplements.
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6 months to 1 year. Varies according to how successful the surgery was done and age factor
There are good medicines available
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Dr. Rekha Kumar Naidu
Ayurveda
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Chennai
Surely Ayurveda medicines will help..but how long can be answered only after seeing you in person. After doing Nadi diagnosis
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