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Endocrine disorders affecting voice quality, including thyroid disease, androgen excess/deficiency, and growth hormone disorders.
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Delayed or absent voice change can be a benign variation of development or the first sign of an ; suspicion should rise when the voice abnormality co-occurs with other signs of abnormal or systemic en...
is driven by androgens during puberty and typically finishes around the end of puberty—most commonly in the late teens to early twenties, with many sources citing an endpoint between about 18 and 21 y...
Clinical and physiological data show that human growth hormone (hGH) promotes penile growth in boys and adolescents with documented growth hormone deficiency (GHD) or congenital disorders that impair ...
Prepubic (suprapubic) fat and body mass index (BMI) both alter measured penile length, but in two distinct ways: mechanically, by burying part of the shaft in adipose tissue and shortening skin‑to‑tip...
Regional differences in reported penile length are documented in multiple systematic reviews and meta-analyses that find statistically significant variation across WHO regions and over time (for some ...
Erectile problems that are occasional or situational may be suitable for lifestyle changes and over-the-counter measures, but persistent, recurrent, or sudden-onset erectile dysfunction (ED) warrants ...