Diagnosis and treatment of sexual dysfunction in elderly men

박, 현준

doi:10.5124/jkma.2019.62.6.308

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“…Transdermal testosterone supplementation has been found to enhance quality of life by improving physical and mental functions, including sexual and metabolic functions. Furthermore, administering testosterone to men with low testosterone levels for six months led to improvements in fatigue, insomnia, muscle strength, cognitive abilities, and depression, as well as enhanced sexual symptoms and life satisfaction (Park, 2019). Studies also confirmed the efficacy and safety of oral testosterone, noting minimal side effects and significant improvement in symptoms of PADAM (partial androgen deficiency in aging male) among Koreans (Park, 2019).…”

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confidence: 95%

An integrative review on middle-aged men's andropause

Lim,

Park

2024

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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This paper aims to explore how middle-aged men manage andropause. It draws on extensive research to provide essential information for developing a management program to support them. The study involved searching electronic databases with keywords like 'male,' 'andropause,' 'male andropause,' and 'mediation' to locate relevant research. From January 2002 to January 2022, 11 studies were selected after reviewing the complete texts of articles published in international academic journals. These studies comprised 8 on individual coping strategies and 3 on group coping strategies for andropause. The subjects included 6 men undergoing hormone therapy, 2 with hormone deficiency, 2 on antidepressants, and 1 with type 2 diabetes. The assessment tools in these studies primarily focused on hormones, hormone deficiency, and diabetes. The results suggest that coping strategies for andropause can significantly enhance nursing care, indicating that effective use of these strategies by nurses could improve nursing outcomes.

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Section: Nonequivalent Control Group Posttest-only Designmentioning

confidence: 95%