Male hypogonadism and testosterone replacement therapy
The causes of male hypogonadism can be classified into primary (testicular) and secondary (central). This review discusses the indications for testosterone replacement therapy, provides a practical clinical guide to managing this therapy and reviews its use in non-gonadal illness such as HIV. It summarizes the preparations available for testosterone replacement, with an emphasis on newer delivery systems, and discusses the adverse effects of testosterone treatment, including prostate cancer and polycythaemia.
Source: Medicine - Category: Internal Medicine Authors: Leighton J. Seal Tags: Sex hormones Source Type: research
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