Endocrinological Disorder in Men
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Endocrinological Disorder in Men
The endocrine system consists of glands that regulate our growth, metabolism, and sexual development. In men, the endocrine glands release the sex hormones estrogen and testosterone.
And sexual dysfunction is an indication of serious Endocrinological Disorder. Low sexual desire and reduction in ejaculate volume are associated with less than normal testosterone levels in men.
Book an appointment at Seeds of Innocence to discover crucial facts about what is testosterone hormone, how to increase testosterone, impact of low testosterone in men, and so on. Get tested for low testosterone levels in men and also for other endocrinological disorders.
Types of Endocrinological Disorder in Men
Endocrinological disorders in men can be broadly categorized as:
Causes of Endocrinological Disorder in Men
Causes include pituitary or hypothalamic dysfunction, testicular failure, thyroid disease, obesity, certain medications, tumors, or other conditions affecting hormone production or regulation.
Symptoms of Endocrinological Disorder in Men
Low testosterone and other endocrine disorders can cause:
Diagnosis of Endocrinological Disorder in Men
Diagnosis involves blood tests for hormones (e.g. testosterone, FSH, LH, prolactin, thyroid) and sometimes imaging or other tests to find the cause.
Treatment for Endocrinological Disorder in Men
Treatment aims to correct hormonal imbalance and improve fertility. Options may include hormone therapy, treatment of underlying disease, or assisted reproduction.
Can Men with Endocrinological Disorder in Men Have Children?
Yes. Many men with endocrinological disorders can have children once hormones are corrected or with assisted reproduction. SOI offers treatment plans to restore testosterone and optimize fertility.
When Should You Consult a Fertility Specialist?
Consult a fertility specialist or endocrinologist if you have low libido, reduced ejaculate volume, delayed puberty, or difficulty conceiving. Testing testosterone and other hormones can identify treatable disorders.