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New study shows barriers in diagnosis and treatment of low testosterone in middle-aged men

New study shows barriers in diagnosis and treatment of low testosterone in middle-aged men
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NEW UK QUALITATIVE STUDY IDENTIFIES MEN EXPERIENCE BARRIERS TO DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF TESTOSTERONE DEFICIENCY AT EVERY LEVEL OF THE CARE PATHWAY

Study involving interviews with 20 middle-aged men identified embarrassment, reluctance to seek help, lack of knowledge, and that men often wait years before seeing their GP.1Interviews with 30 GPs showed they differ in their knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about TD and range from being highly supportive to dismiss.

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Peyronie s disease: Silent rage of treatable male sexual deformity

Peyronie s disease: Silent rage of treatable male sexual deformity
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1 in 10 men have curved PENIS syndrome, but suffer in silence, Doctor says

Wednesday July 5, 2023 - Millions of men reportedly suffer from a curved penis, but are too embarrassed to seek help due to societal stigma, a urologist has cautioned. “This population, I call the population that suffers in silence,” Dr. Mohit Khera of the Baylor College of Medicine told Attia of the affliction, per the Daily…

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Up to one in ten American men have condition causing a curved penis, doctor says

Dr Mohit Khera, from Baylor College of Medicine in Texas , said as many as one in ten American men have Peyronie s disease, a disorder in which scar link tissue, called plaque, forms under the penis.

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