Hypogonadism in men with erectile dysfunction may be related to a host of chronic illnesses | November, 2009
Hypogonadism is the medical term for a defect of the gonads which causing them to produce less testosterone than normal, resulting in a testosterone deficiency or “Low T.” According to a recent article written by the Department of Endocrinology, Center for Sexual Dysfunction, low testosterone has been linked to an array of chronic illnesses, especially diabetes, hypertension and obesity. The article which was posted on Medaus.com, urges men that have chronic medical or psychological illnesses to get their testosterone levels checked, especially if symptoms of sexual dysfunction are present.
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