Testosterone Or No Testosterone

[@PhilAlumb]

These videos are very Real and much appreciated.

[@ejagdedu546]

Thanks to you, for making such important and interesting videos. As a father of a 7 month old boy with xxy, I follow you on this channel like a hawk from Sweden.

[@LivingwithXXY]

Wow, thank you

[@brown-cow]

Im 57, i found out i was klienfelter when i was 13. I stopped taking the testosterone 1.6 yrs after starting them, i have never had them since, i was military i was also security/ bouncer, when i was taking it it was a 2 inch wide syringe. But i can see the benefits, when i was taking it it was experimental..i am glad to see its come a long way. You will gain muscle mass and leaner body with it, best of luck to all of you

[@thefarecom]

It didn't seem to me the negative things out weighted the positive, I'm fairly concerned that being in a testosterone deficit in the long-term may be detrimental,

[@tess2295]

As a mom of a young xxy boy, I have a few questions. If he would have started TRT in puberty would he still have the higher pitch voice, feminine fat deposit around waist, breast tissue ? Does testosterone treatments starting in puberty cause a boy to stay heterosexual ? Do you have any videos on sexuality and xxy?

[@jimandbeckyweaver7589]

Taking testosterone does not make a person “stay heterosexual.” There are many LGBTQIA+ people in the world who have normal testosterone levels.

[@cooperwa]

Hey Michael - looking good there! Good video and detailing all the medical snafoo we all have gone through. Interesting that docs don’t mind wasting our time, but highly protective of their time. We all have to be aware that 1 out of 2 endocrinologists graduated in the bottom 50% of their class. It’s hard to find a good endocrinologist these days because their bread and butter is with diabetes patients. Be open to getting your XXY care with an internist or family practice physician. Be completely honest with them and more often than not they will work better with you than the endo doc - many of whom don’t know much about Klinefelter Syndrome.