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. 2010 Jun 30;95(9):4235–4243. doi: 10.1210/jc.2010-0245

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of AHH men at baseline and follow up

Patient number Baseline
Follow up
Age at baseline (yr) BMI (kg/m2) Presenting symptoms Pubertal history Previous paternity Comorbid conditions Age at follow up (yr) BMI (kg/m2) Comorbid conditions Interim medications (yr)
1 48 22.4 Impotence Delayed Yes 52 22.9 TDT (4)
2 32 24.4 Impotence and infertility Normal No 36 23.1 GnRH (4)
3a 40 35.2 Infertility Normal No Hypertension and obesity 48 35.4 Hypertension and obesity GnRH (8)
4a 48 22.6 Infertility and loss of libido Delayed No 56 22.5 hCG (8)
5a 57 27.9 Loss of libido Normal Yes Depression 66 29.2 Depression GnRH (0.5), hCG (1.5), TE (3), TDT (4)
6 37 24.1 Loss of libido and impotence Normal Yes 46 26.0 hCG (2), TE (1)
7a 37 24.3 Loss of libido Normal Yes Previous history of depression 48 25.7 Migraines hCG (0.5), TDT (7.5)
8a 41 28.4 Loss of libido Normal Yes 53 32.5 Type 2 diabetes GnRH (12)
9a 28 21.8 Infertility Delayed Yes 47 25.2 GnRH (2), hCG (2), TE (4), TDT (11)
10a 29 28.4 Infertility Normal No 51 27.9 GnRH (2), hCG (9), TDT (11)
a

Baseline evaluation was reported previously (5). 

TE, Testosterone enanthate injections; TDT, transdermal testosterone (patch or gel); hCG, human chorionic gonadotropin; GnRH, pulsatile GnRH. 

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