ea0038p120 | Clinical practice/governance and case reports | SFEBES2015
McElhinney Luke
, Raja Umar
Introduction: Cyclophosphamide is known to cause gonadal dysfunction. Specifically, it has been reported to cause damage to the seminiferous tubules causing raised FSH>LH with low testosterone levels. We present the case of a gentleman with raised FSH and LH following treatment with R-CHOP therapy. Interestingly, the testosterone level was high, signifying adequate physiological response.Case history: A 63-year-old gentleman was referred to endocrine...