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I'm a healthy male 25-year-old with elevated dhea-s (463-586), no symptoms. my doctor insists on treatment but cannot explain why. what's the risk?

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Uncertain: Pleae clarify exactly what your doctor is treating you for.

Answered 7/29/2014

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DHEA-S is normally: elevated in newborns and has another peak in the early twenties. At times one can see idiopathic elevation in DHEA-S in asymptomatic individuals, . If its over 600 it could signify an adrenal tumor. What treatment is he proposing, statins, steroids, other meds?

Answered 10/26/2016

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