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Hypogonadism Mar 22, 2001 About how long after infection would Hypogonadism become an issue? Thanks for your time! |
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 Hypogonadism generally occurs in patients with more advanced HIV disease/AIDS, but can occur in some men relatively early on in the disease. The commmon symptoms are fatigue, weight loss, loss of libido/sexual desire, erectile dysfunction or a depressed/unmotivated feeling. If symptoms are present, the testosterone level can be checked and, if low, appropriate therapy begun. BB | ||||||||
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