About Andropause (Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome)
To provide easy to digest, yet authoritative, patient friendly information we have compiled a series of short videos with Professor Tom Trinick MD, a highly respected clinician, scientist and key opinion leader on the subject of Testosterone Deficiency in the adult male.
Professor Trinick's responses covering frequently asked questions about Testosterone Deficiency (also referred to as Andropause, Male Menopause or Hypogonadism) have been split into three sections. Simply click on the section you are interested in then click on the question you'd like an answer to. If you are unable to view the videos, we've provided a PDF transcript of the Professor's responses at the bottom of this page. Please note the information provided is not meant to substitute the advice of your own physician or other medical professional.
What are the symptoms of Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome?
Who is at the highest risk of developing Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome?
Are there contributing factors?
How many people live with Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome?
Why is Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome referred to as Andropause or the male Menopause?
Is Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome linked to any other conditions?
Is Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome a serious condition?
Can Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome kill you?
Does having Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome make you less of a man?
Does having Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome mean your reproductive life is over?
If a man thinks he may have Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome what should he do?
If your GP thinks it’s ‘just your age’, should you get a second opinion?
How is a diagnosis of Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome made?
Who diagnoses Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome?
What are the treatments for Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome?
Does Viagra help Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome?
How effective is treatment for Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome?
How long does it take for Testosterone Replacement Therapy to work?
How long does treatment for Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome last?
Are there any risks associated with the treatment?
What are the misconceptions about Testosterone Replacement Therapy?
Why do some men resist seeking a diagnosis of Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome?
What if they can’t get their partner to listen?
Why are so few patients receiving a diagnosis on the NHS?
Is a healthy lifestyle also important for men living with Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome?
