The increasing prevalence of chronic kidney disease gives rise to many diagnostic challenges in the daily care this group patients. This paper presents most clinically significant endocrine disorders accompanying disease, their aetiology, diagnosis, clinical picture and treatment. Endocrine may occur patients with greater or equal frequency as general population. important include: low triiodot...

Reproductive disorders are unusually common among women and men with epilepsy. They are generally associated with and may be the consequence of reproductive endocrine disorders. Both epilepsy itself and antiepileptic drug use have been implicated in their pathophysiology. This review focuses on how temporolimbic dysfunction in epilepsy may disrupt normal neuroendocrine regulation and promote th...

BACKGROUND Until recently, most published research focus more on infectious diseases and malnutrition giving the impression that endocrine disorders are uncommon. Reports on endocrine disorders in children in developing countries are few compared to developed countries reflecting the different level of prevalence in the different geographical locations and or level of awareness and availability...

The Paper is divided into two parts; at first: The role of endocrine system on anatomical development of internal and external sexual organs; Second part discusses the Endocrine View point of gender identity gender role, impotence, frigidity and other psychosexual disorders like homosexualism and transsexualism. 

BACKGROUND Epilepsy is commonly associated with reproductive endocrine disorders. These include polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), isolated components of this syndrome such as polycystic ovaries, hyperandrogenaemia, hypothalamic amenorrhoea, and functional hyperprolactinaemia. OBJECTIVE To summarise the currently known relations between epilepsy and reproductive endocrine disorders. METHODS ...