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Comments (0)Last week we discussed the symptom complex that is often seen with the diagnosis of hypogonadism or low testosterone levels. We discussed a small portion of the hormonal axis that keeps men in hormone balance, that being the a couple of portions within the brain and the testes. We touched on the medical conditions that were commonly associated with hypogonadism. And finally, I tried to emphasize that change in testosterone over time is a normal function of aging. But that does not mean that you as the patient need to resign yourself to the side effects that hypogonadism brings to your life. If you have a few of the complaints associated with hypogonadism, and you find them limiting to your lifestyle, you need to approach your family doctor or urologist and let them know. It is important to note… read more
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