Thursday, July 29, 2010

Age-Related Hypogonadal Syndrome - Diagnosis

Low sexual desire is usually interpreted as a symptom of andropause/ADAM/ PADAM. To explain the desire shift, a great deal of emphasis has been given to laboratory values, especially adjustments in T. Nevertheless, the typical history has incurred much less attention. Only one study of aging men seems to have analysed various manifestations of sexual desire. Schiavi et al. reported on 77 volunteer couples who responded to an announcement concerning a examination of elements contributing to health, well-being, and marital satisfaction in older men. Three groups of men were compared: 45 54, 55 64, and 65 74. The following were determinations corresponding to the issue of sexual desire: (i) sexual interest, responsiveness, and activity was noted even among the oldest men; (ii) increasing age was associated with erectile dysfunction, but not with HSDD or PE (premature ejaculation); (iii) the following frequencies consistently reduced with age: desire for sex, sexual thoughts, maximum time uncomfortable without sex, coitus, and masturbation; and (iv) . . . the degree of satisfaction with the men's own sexual functioning or enjoyment of marital sexuality did not change with age .

As far as the laboratory is concerned, evaluating BAT is the desired parameter for determining hypogonadism, although it is not always available. Abnormality is evaluated by comparing the T level with young adult men. If the testosterone level is below or at the lower limit, it is prudent to affirm the results with a second determination with assessment of LH and . . . FSH.

Etiology

In addition to hormones, many other alterations take place in male physiology which lead to the aging process. One nonsexual example that is referred for the intention of offering perspective, is the multiple elements which are connected with diminished bone mass and which include: low estradiol (E2), vitamin D deficiency, low GH, low T, poor nutrition, smoking, certain medications, excess alcohol, inactivity, lack of exercise, poor calcium intake, genetic predisposition, and certain illnesses.

About The Author

David Crawford is the CEO and owner of a Male Enhancement Pills company known as Male Enhancement Group which is dedicated to researching and comparing male enhancement products in order to determine which male enhancement product is safer and more effective than other products on the market. Copyright 2009 David Crawford of Male Enhancement Reviews This article may be freely distributed if this resource box stays attached.

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