SHOULD FUNCTINAL HYPOGONADISM BE TREATED?

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I say Dr. Zitmann for the win!

Take home message
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Dr. Zitzmann one of the true heavyweights in the field!

Worked under the grandmaster of testosterone the legendary Professor Eberhard Nieschlag!








Dr. Michael Zitzmann, a prominent researcher in andrology and reproductive endocrinology, has made substantial contributions to elucidating the functional and clinical implications of the CAG trinucleotide repeat polymorphism in exon 1 of the androgen receptor (AR) gene on the X chromosome. This polymorphism encodes a variable polyglutamine tract in the AR protein's N-terminal domain, which inversely modulates the receptor's transcriptional activity: shorter repeats enhance AR transactivation, while longer repeats attenuate it, leading to subtle variations in androgen sensitivity even within normal testosterone ranges.




Dr. Michael Zitmann

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Prevalence of Hypogonadism in 1687 Men Presenting to an Outpatient Andrology Clinic
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Obesity is something that is more likely to occur in advancing age


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Functional hypogonadism: only older men?
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Functional hypogonadism and associated disease
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EAA Guideline on functional hypogonadism_EVIDENCE:

* and we chat longitudinal data clearly document that obesity...and weight gain...increase the risk of developing functional...hypogonadism

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So how does that actually work, again here is the axis...

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