This document summarizes the relationship between low testosterone levels and metabolic disorders in men. It discusses whether low testosterone is a cause or consequence of conditions like diabetes and obesity. While some evidence suggests low testosterone can lead to insulin resistance, other evidence indicates it may be a result of dysglycemia and clinical factors associated with metabolic disorders. The document concludes that more research is still needed to better understand diagnosis and determining the risks and benefits of testosterone therapy for men with low levels related to their metabolic conditions.
This document summarizes the relationship between low testosterone levels and metabolic disorders in men. It discusses whether low testosterone is a cause or consequence of conditions like diabetes and obesity. While some evidence suggests low testosterone can lead to insulin resistance, other evidence indicates it may be a result of dysglycemia and clinical factors associated with metabolic disorders. The document concludes that more research is still needed to better understand diagnosis and determining the risks and benefits of testosterone therapy for men with low levels related to their metabolic conditions.
This document summarizes the relationship between low testosterone levels and metabolic disorders in men. It discusses whether low testosterone is a cause or consequence of conditions like diabetes and obesity. While some evidence suggests low testosterone can lead to insulin resistance, other evidence indicates it may be a result of dysglycemia and clinical factors associated with metabolic disorders. The document concludes that more research is still needed to better understand diagnosis and determining the risks and benefits of testosterone therapy for men with low levels related to their metabolic conditions.
This document summarizes the relationship between low testosterone levels and metabolic disorders in men. It discusses whether low testosterone is a cause or consequence of conditions like diabetes and obesity. While some evidence suggests low testosterone can lead to insulin resistance, other evidence indicates it may be a result of dysglycemia and clinical factors associated with metabolic disorders. The document concludes that more research is still needed to better understand diagnosis and determining the risks and benefits of testosterone therapy for men with low levels related to their metabolic conditions.
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oleh:
Muhammad Nur Hanief
Pembimbing: dr. Pugud Samodro Sp.PD
Introduction Androgen deficiency in men with metabolic disorders Low testosterone in men with metabolic disorders : cause or consequence ? The evidence : low testosterone leads to insulin resistance The evidence : low testosterone is consequence of dysglicaemia and associated clinical factors Testosterone and insulin : a bilateral relationships Therapeutic approach to treatment of lowered testosterone levels in men with metabolic disorders The treatment for men with metabolic disorders Potential risks of testosterone therapy Summary Conclusion OVERVIEW
Around 50% of ageing, obese men presenting to the diabetes clinic have lowered testosterone levels relative to reference ranges based on healthy young men. Only few proportion have a symptoms refer to hypo androgenism (or been overlaped by its underlying disease) Lack of strong evidence providing the reason why testosterone treatment useful for this topic and show the association between testosterone level and glucose metabolism Endocrinologist society lack of high level evidence We should making distinction between androgen replacement therapy and pharmacological testosterone therapy INTRODUCTION
Almost research still cant answer three key points about this topic; 1. first, is low testosterone is a causal factor or a biomarker for metabolic disorders and associated clinical features? 2. Second, even if low testosterone is pathogenic, we do not know whether testosterone treatment meaningfully improves patient important health outcomes. 3. Third, even if testosterone treatment improves outcomes, we do not know whether we should we use this treatment, because this depends on additional factors, such as long- term risks, cost and inconvenience of treatment, and comparisons to established therapies. INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Endocrine society Androgen deficiency is a clinical syndrome, diagnosed by the presence of both consistent symptoms and signs and unequivocally low serum testosterone levels Consist of androgen deficiency and spermatogenic failure Androgen deficiency in men with metabolic disorders
Symptom of androgen deficiency Confounded by the comorbidities A research, comparing men with low TT and normal TT specific sexual symptom high in men with normal TT 55 -70% men with normal TT have such symptoms The presence of symptoms may be caused by increasing age Diagnosis of androgen deficiency in mien with metabolic disorder remains challenging due to high prevalence of non- specific symptom in modest reduction of TT NO GOLDEN STNDARD for diagnosis
Androgen deficiency in men with metabolic disorders
Cause or consequence ?
Low testosterone leads to insulin resistance
In kohort prospective metabolic syndrome predicts low TT 30% respondents showed lower TT compared with lean men TT decrease in age 40-80
Low testosterone is consequence of dysglicaemia and associated clinical factors
Testosterone and insulin : a bilateral relationships
Testosterone treatment is potential Concept of weight lose is potential as well as testosterone treatment Obesity and dysglicaemia, contribute to the suppression of HPT axis life style modification and weight reduction are most logical approach 2 way for lossing weight (non-surgical weight loss and surgical weight loss). both of them increase TT level
Therapeutic approach
Testosterone treatment in men with metabolic disorders
Testosterone treatment in men with metabolic disorders
Testosterone treatment in men with metabolic disorders
Long-term risk still remain UNKNOWN A meta-analysis showed that the risk of prostate cancer increased Increase hematocrit and decrease HDL Increase a cardiovascular events The risk may be increased with older -obese men
Potential risks of testosterone therapy
Summary
Need research to provide identification due to diagnosis of low TT Men with metabolic disorder have functional gonadal axis supression reduce TT level Need more RCT to determine risk-benefit of tetosterone therapy. Include testosterone therapy for succeeding weight loss in men with metabolic disorder Testosterone effects on visceral fat mass as well as potential insulin sensitisers such as adiponectin, SHBG and uncarboxylated osteocalcin
Conclusion
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1. Pada laki-laki, kadar testosteron tidak ada gejala? Kenapa? 2. Mengapa ekstradiol