The original prohibition of testosterone therapy for men with prostate cancer was based on outdated concepts developed more than 70 yr ago. Current evidence, although limited, provides consistently reassuring results… Click to show full abstract
The original prohibition of testosterone therapy for men with prostate cancer was based on outdated concepts developed more than 70 yr ago. Current evidence, although limited, provides consistently reassuring results that testosterone therapy may be reasonably offered to many men with prostate cancer. These men may experience valuable benefits in quality of life if they suffer from symptoms of testosterone deficiency (hypogonadism).
Keywords:
therapy man;
testosterone therapy;
prostate cancer
Journal Title: European urology focus
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: European urology focus
Year Published: 2017
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