Guest guest Posted January 14, 2009 Report Share Posted January 14, 2009 Mandy sent me the following information this morning http://www.androids.org.uk/ Luv - Sheila · Testosterone Deficiency results in many possible combinations of symptoms, which include lethargy, mood swings, depression, " brain fog " , loss of libido, anger,hot flashes and anxiety. · There are many co-morbid conditions associated with low Testosterone · An estimated 2 million adult men in the UK suffer from Testosterone Deficiency. Most are of working age and remain undetected. · Latest figures for the USA suggest 13 million men over the age of 45 are suffering from Testosterone Deficiency! · Most remain undetected because testing at primary care level in the is routinely incorrect. · Pituitary, and other health problems could be detected earlier if proper testing were introduced. · Men's lives are close to ruin by the time they are detected and treated. · New therapies for men allow much better control of Testosterone levels · Endocrinologists still use the flawed Free Androgen Index to deny patients treatment · About the same number of women suffer from Testosterone Deficiency. · The first therapy for women containing Testosterone is launched in the UK 2007. · Estrogen is as important for men as Testosterone is for women · The quality of life of many sick people suffering from Testosterone Deficieny in addition to their main condition, could be improved with resultant cost savings. · Some notable scientists are suggesting temporary Testosterone therapy during recovery from surgery or major illness. · Drug manufacturers claim a mere 5% market penetration. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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