Figuring that a few broken bones was better than castration, he jumped out of the window after the boulder.
Conclusion: FSH cell vacuole and its contents were related to castration. It may be the characteristic change of function consumption of FSH cells.
In ancient times, castration of dogs or cats was rare.
The diagnosis was obtained and then treatment of castration and anti-androgen or radiotherapy.
Inhibin is a kind of material with water-solubility from bull testicular, of which the name arises from its effect in inhibiting castration cells in pituitary.
A man was furious: "You only castration Off!"
The treatment of this cancer in its more advanced stages brings about chemical castration by targeting one of several mechanisms involved in the production of testosterone.
"Livestock and pets are castrated to keep them from reproducing or to create a more docile animal. In humans, castration has been used for Both cultural and medical (e.g., for testicular cancer) reasons. "
Prisoners have to request castration under Czech law, but many fear they will be jailed for life if they do not, the investigation found.
Poor Captain Haddock's plaster-covered leg, meanwhile, is “a sign of both castration and an erection”.
"Several patients who had undergone surgical castration told the delegation that they would never have applied for surgical castration had they been properly informed, " the report warned.
Indeed, the evidence supports the notion that male castration might be the ticket to a longer life.
You have the image of the cutting off, the castration, of the power of generativity. All poetic potency, all power to assert oneself in the world, can be severed and that's it.
We have heard of one group in the us who are using the testosterone theory to justify 'treating' children with what is effectively chemical castration, which is plainly wrong.
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