Hypogonadism
Hypogonadism is a condition in which inadequate production of sex testosterone hormones is produced in men and insufficient production of estrogen sex hormones is produced in women. This lack of hormonal levels due to imbalance, along with decreased libido, infertility, and changes in mood, leads to symptoms consisting of fatigue. This symptom develops from genetic disorders, gonadal damage, and hypothalamic and pituitary dysfunction. The main types of hypogonadism result from gonadal origin or defects in the regulatory center of the brain. Early detection of hormonal abnormalities by blood tests is important to prevent the spread of symptoms.
Hypogonadism is a condition in which inadequate production of sex testosterone hormones is produced in men and insufficient production of estrogen sex hormones is produced in women. This lack of hormonal levels due to imbalance, along with decreased libido, infertility, and changes in mood, leads to symptoms consisting of fatigue. This symptom develops from genetic disorders, gonadal damage, and hypothalamic and pituitary dysfunction. The main types of hypogonadism result from gonadal origin or defects in the regulatory center of the brain. Early detection of hormonal abnormalities by blood tests is important to prevent the spread of symptoms.
Hypogonadism
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Hypogonadism
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Hypogonadism
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The basic treatment of hypogonadism requires hormone replacement therapy (HRT) aimed at reconstructing normal hormone levels. Men are given testosterone by injection with a gel or skin patch, and women require treatment with estrogen in combination with progesterone. Treatment of underlying causes of hypogonadism requires surgical intervention or medical treatment of pituitary tumors. Regular and proper exercise and a balanced diet can help maintain hormone health. Examination by a health care practitioner can help evaluate the outcome of treatment and detect side effects.