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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
More than a third of men with type 2 diabetes tested for hypogonadism in general practice have at least borderline testosterone deficiency, with levels of the hormone particularly low among men with higher BMIs, a new UK study reports.
The researchers claimed their findings showed there was ?manifestly a subset of men with type 2 diabetes and androgen deficiency' and suggested GPs should test for hypogonadism in all men with low libido or low energy.
http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/newsart...c-men?sp_rid=NjU3NzMyNzAyOQS2&sp_mid=37209922
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The researchers claimed their findings showed there was ?manifestly a subset of men with type 2 diabetes and androgen deficiency' and suggested GPs should test for hypogonadism in all men with low libido or low energy.
http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/newsart...c-men?sp_rid=NjU3NzMyNzAyOQS2&sp_mid=37209922
(free registration required)