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Low Testosterone in Men: The Next Big Thing in Medicine! – Abraham Morgentaler, MD

Abraham Morgentaler, MD speaks about Low Testosterone in Men: The Next Big Thing in Medicine at the 16th A4M Conference in Las Vegas. Item #A4M083D2-07

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4 Responses to “Low Testosterone in Men: The Next Big Thing in Medicine! – Abraham Morgentaler, MD”

  1. Ted, where did …
    Ted, where did you find this chart for testosterone levels. I’ve been looking for something like this for months.

  2. funny voice but …
    funny voice but probably a super intelligent guy

  3. Dr. Morgenthaler …
    Dr. Morgenthaler talks about the idea that, with medical help, men of any age can maintain the testosterone levels of healthy young men. That leaves the question of what those levels are. This data comes from a site that addresses men’s hormonal health. (The units are nanograms per deciliter, ng/dl)
    Age Average Male Testosterone Level
    15-24 750 ng/dl
    25-34 700 ng/dl
    35-44 650 ng/dl
    45-54 600 ng/dl
    55-64 550 ng/dl
    65-74 500 ng/dl
    75-84 450 ng/dl
    85-99 400 ng/dl

  4. Dr. Morgenthaler …
    Dr. Morgenthaler takes the testosterone level in healthy young men (under 40) as an appropriate level for older men too. (Doesn’t he?) I like that conclusion. I wonder if more conservative doctors can tolerate or even support testosterone therapy for aging men with suitable blood tests (testosterone, free testosterone, PSA, say) and patients’ experience. The evidence than this therapy aggravates prostatic cancer is inconclusive (so far as I know.)

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