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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2017
As its symptoms are non-specific and develop progressively, testosterone deficiency is often misdiagnosed and overlooked. Symptoms may be mild and accepted as normal manifestations of ageing. Some of these symptoms can indeed occur in ageing men who do not have testosterone deficiency.
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As its symptoms are non-specific and develop progressively, testosterone deficiency is often misdiagnosed and overlooked. Symptoms may be mild and accepted as normal manifestations of ageing. Some of these symptoms can indeed occur in ageing men who do not have testosterone deficiency.
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Testosterone deficiency and the aging male
International Journal of Impotence Research, 2022Testosterone deficiency (TD), also known as male hypogonadism, is a complex syndrome encompassing physical, biochemical, and social aspects that increasingly affects the aging population. TD has been analyzed over recent decades, with an enhanced focus on etiologies relating to aging males.
Gustavo M. Gryzinski, Helen L. Bernie
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Depression in men with testosterone deficiency
Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii im. S.S. Korsakova, 2021Clinical assessment of depression in men with testosterone deficiency to improve differential diagnosis of this type of depression.Thirty-seven men (mean age 50.1±9.08 years) with depressive episode and testosterone level ≤12.1 nmol/l were included in the main group. Depressive episode was diagnosed based on ICD-10 criteria (F-32).
Yu Yu, Osadshiy +3 more
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Testosterone Deficiency and Sleep Apnea
Sleep Medicine Clinics, 2016Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common condition among middle-aged men and is often associated with reduced testosterone (T) levels. OSA can contribute to fatigue and sexual dysfunction in men. There is suggestion that T supplementation alters ventilatory responses, possibly through effects on central chemoreceptors.
Omar, Burschtin, Jing, Wang
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Deficient Testosterone Biosynthesis
2020In normal development, sex development is governed by two consecutive processes: Sex determination Sex ...
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Erectile Dysfunction and Testosterone Deficiency
2008A definitive role of testosterone in erectile function has been controversial; however, recent evidence is becoming available which substantiates a key function for this hormone. Testosterone deficiency is associated with a decline in erectile function and testosterone levels are inversely correlated with increasing severity of erectile dysfunction ...
M, Blute +5 more
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Testosterone deficiency syndrome: Diagnosis and treatment
Actas Urológicas Españolas (English Edition), 2020The testosterone deficiency syndrome (TDS) is a very common clinical and biochemical condition that affects approximately 2-5% men over the age of 40. From a clinical point of view, it is usually associated with decreased sexual desire and activity, erectile dysfunction, low energy and mood swings, along with ...
Eduard, García-Cruz, Antonio, Alcaraz
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The Laboratory Diagnosis of Testosterone Deficiency
Urology, 2014The evaluation and treatment of hypogonadal men has become an important part of urologic practice. Fatigue, loss of libido, and erectile dysfunction are commonly reported, but nonspecific symptoms and laboratory verification of low testosterone (T) are an important part of evaluation in addition to a detailed history and physical examination ...
Darius A, Paduch +5 more
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Testosterone deficiency: a common, unrecognized syndrome
Nature Clinical Practice Urology, 2008Testosterone deficiency syndrome (TDS) refers to the clinical signs and symptoms that result from an abnormally low testosterone level. Men with 'classic' hypogonadism can have unequivocally low testosterone levels and typical symptoms and signs. By contrast, the age-related decline of testosterone levels can be responsible for ambiguous clinical ...
Jacques L, Tostain, François, Blanc
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Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome
2014Over the last two decades, the age-associated decline of serum testosterone levels in men has received attention. It has become clear that age as such plays a role in this decline, but conditions occurring in old age, such as obesity, diabetes mellitus, and cardiovascular disease, often clustered in metabolic syndrome, are quantitatively more ...
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