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I'm 30 years old but I'm look a like 15 year's old boy.
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I'm 30 years old but I'm look a like 15 year's old boy. - #23498

Prince Kumar Gupta

I am 30 years old, but I appear much younger—around 15 years. I am very thin, my voice is high-pitched (similar to a female voice), and there are no signs of typical adult male development. I have undergone general medical tests, and all reports have come back normal. I would like to understand if this could be due to a hormonal imbalance or an underlying endocrine or genetic condition. Please advise on the next steps or specific tests (e.g., hormone profile, karyotyping, etc.) to identify the cause.

Age: 30
Hormonal
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It maybe due to genetic or hormonal First step you should start to take Kauchpaak 1 tsf with warm milk Shatavari powder 1/2 tsf It will balance your hormone meditate daily ,practice pranayama avoid heavy exercise
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Considering the symptoms you've shared, a deeper look into potential hormonal imbalances or genetic factors is wise. Sometimes, even if general tests are normal, focused evaluations can reveal subtle issues. The high-pitched voice, lack of typical male characteristics, and thin physique might be suggestive of an endocrine disorder such as hypogonadism or a genetic condition like Klinefelter syndrome. Firstly, it could be beneficial to pursue a detailed hormone profile. This typically involves checking levels of testosterone, luteinizing hormone (LH), follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), and thyroid functions. These tests help identify any irregularities in hormone production or balance, which are crucial for secondary sexual characteristics. In addition, karyotyping is advisable, especially if genetic conditions like Klinefelter syndrome are of concern. This test analyses your chromosomes to look for abnormalities that might influence your development. It's non-invasive, typically only requiring a blood sample, and can provide valuable insights. For practical steps in Ayurvedic terms, closely observe your diet and lifestyle as they play a vital role in maintaining balance. According to Ayurveda, individuals who are naturally lean may have a predominant Vata dosha. To support vitality, consider incorporating warm, nourishing foods like whole grains, dairy if suitable, and healthy fats like ghee. Regular oleation (abhyanga) with sesame oil can promote circulation and tissue health. Stress and anxiety can impact hormone levels as well. Therefore, engaging in calming practices such as yoga, meditation, or Pranayama focusing on deep breathing techniques can be beneficial. Adequate rest and avoiding stimulants also assist in harmonizing body systems. Yet, despite these suggestions, it's imperative to consult with an endocrinologist or a healthcare practitioner for these advanced tests. A professional assessment will ensure safe and appropriate interpretation, guiding you toward the most effective course of action for your condition.
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